chore(deps): restrict aws provider version to < 6.0.0

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This pull request includes a version constraint update for the AWS provider in the Terraform configuration file src/versions.tf. The change ensures compatibility with versions up to but not including 6.0.0.

• src/versions.tf: Updated the version constraint for the aws provider to >= 4.9.0, < 6.0.0 to ensure compatibility with future versions while avoiding potential breaking changes in version 6.0.0.

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  • Updated provider version requirements to restrict aws and helm to specific version ranges, ensuring compatibility with future updates.

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Walkthrough

The version constraints for the aws and helm Terraform providers were updated in the configuration file to include upper bounds, limiting the allowable provider versions to below 6.0.0 for aws and below 3.0.0 for helm. No other configuration or code changes were made.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
src/versions.tf	Added upper bounds to aws and helm provider version constraints.

Poem

In the land where versions roam,
A rabbit bounds through Terraform,
With upper bounds now set in stone,
Providers kept safe from future storm.
AWS and Helm, snug in their pen—
Our code hops forward, safe again!
🐇✨

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src/versions.tf (2)

7-7: Confirm the intended lower bound (>= 4.0 vs >= 4.9.0).

The PR description says the floor should be >= 4.9.0, while the file keeps it at >= 4.0. Please verify which minimum version you actually need and adjust the constraint (and any downstream modules) accordingly.

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11-11: Upper-bound on Helm provider looks good.

Adding < 3.0.0 cleanly avoids the next major break. No further concerns here.

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These changes were released in v2.1.1.