Updated the S3 connector overview and added detailed configuration g…

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly upgrades the S3 connector documentation, transforming it from a basic placeholder to a comprehensive resource. The updated guide provides users with detailed instructions for configuring the connector, understanding its synchronization behavior, and troubleshooting potential issues, thereby improving the overall user experience and self-service capabilities for S3 integration.

Highlights

• Enhanced S3 Connector Documentation: The pull request introduces a complete and detailed documentation for the S3 connector, replacing previous placeholder content with a comprehensive guide.
• Comprehensive Configuration Guide: A step-by-step guide is provided for setting up the S3 connector, covering AWS IAM user creation, access key generation, and PipesHub configuration.
• Detailed Sync and Filtering Options: New sections explain how to configure sync strategies (scheduled/manual), intervals, and various sync and indexing filters (bucket names, file extensions, modification/creation dates).
• Advanced Topics and Troubleshooting: The documentation now includes advanced IAM policy examples, detailed explanations of initial and incremental sync behaviors, permission handling, and an extensive troubleshooting guide for common issues.
• FAQ and Compatibility Information: A new FAQ section addresses common user questions, and a compatibility section outlines supported AWS S3 features and storage classes.

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Code Review

This is a fantastic and thorough update to the S3 connector documentation. The previous placeholder page has been replaced with a comprehensive guide covering setup, configuration, features, and troubleshooting. The step-by-step instructions with images are very clear and will be a great help to users. I've identified a few areas for improvement, mainly around ensuring the accuracy of the custom IAM policy example, improving the document structure, and removing implementation details to enhance clarity. Overall, great work on this documentation.