feat: enable prompt caching detection for AWS Bedrock custom ARNs

[roomote]

Summary

This PR fixes the issue where prompt caching capabilities are not properly detected when using AWS Bedrock Application Inference Profiles (AIPs) with custom ARNs.

Problem

When using a custom ARN for an AIP in Bedrock, the frontend hardcodes the model capabilities to supportsPromptCache: false, regardless of what the underlying model actually supports. This happens because the frontend doesn't have access to the backend's ARN parsing logic.

Solution

1. Added new message types to allow the frontend to request model capabilities from the backend
2. Implemented a backend handler that:
   • Parses the custom ARN
   • Creates a temporary Bedrock handler instance
   • Extracts the actual model capabilities including prompt caching support
3. Created a new React hook (useBedrockModelCapabilities) that:
   • Requests capabilities from the backend when a custom ARN is provided
   • Caches the response to avoid repeated requests
4. Updated the frontend to use the dynamic capabilities instead of hardcoded values

Testing

• Added comprehensive unit tests for the new hook
• All existing Bedrock tests continue to pass
• Manual testing confirms that prompt caching is now properly detected for custom ARNs

Related Issue

Fixes #6429

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Important

Enable dynamic detection and caching of AWS Bedrock model capabilities for custom ARNs, replacing hardcoded values.

• Behavior:
  • Adds requestBedrockModelCapabilities message handling in webviewMessageHandler.ts to dynamically fetch model capabilities for custom ARNs.
  • Implements useBedrockModelCapabilities hook to request and cache capabilities from the backend.
  • Updates useSelectedModel to utilize dynamic capabilities for Bedrock custom ARNs.
• Testing:
  • Adds unit tests for useBedrockModelCapabilities in useBedrockModelCapabilities.spec.ts.
• Misc:
  • Adds bedrockModelCapabilities to ExtensionMessage and WebviewMessage types.

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[roomote]

Reviewing my own code is like debugging in production - technically possible but morally questionable.

[roomote]

Consider enhancing the error logging to include the ARN for better debugging:

Suggested change

	provider.log(`Error getting Bedrock model capabilities: ${error}`)
	provider.log(`Error getting Bedrock model capabilities for ARN ${message.values.customArn}: ${error}`)

[roomote]

The hook doesn't handle potential race conditions if the ARN changes rapidly. Consider adding a cleanup mechanism to ignore responses from outdated requests. You could use a ref to track the current request or implement request cancellation.

[roomote]

Consider exposing a loading state from this hook so the UI can show appropriate feedback while capabilities are being fetched. This would improve the user experience during the async operation.

[roomote]

For better type safety, consider defining a specific type for the message event data instead of relying on implicit any:

interface BedrockCapabilitiesMessage {
  type: string;
  values?: {
    customArn: string;
    modelInfo?: ModelInfo;
    error?: string;
  };
}

[daniel-lxs]

Closing for now as I don't think this is the proper way to implement this