Update example by passing a request object through #7562
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The changes look good to me. There were no build issues with S3 PutObjectAsync example code and the test for it also ran without any error.
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This pull request updates a C++ S3 PutObjectAsync example by creating a request object in the main method to ensure it exists through all async calls.
Fix for https://taskei.amazon.dev/tasks/V1888980758
This example is used only in the C++ Dev. guide, not in the Code Examples library.
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