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feat(amazonq): grouping options for code issues aws#6330
## Problem
Code issues are grouped by severity and while this is useful in some
cases, it can be hard to navigate.
## Solution
Let the user decide how to group the issues.
Grouping strategies to start off with:
- Severity (existing behavior)
- File Location (issues in the same file are grouped together)
"AWS.command.deploySamApplication": "Deploy SAM Application",
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"AWS.command.aboutToolkit": "About",
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"AWS.command.downloadLambda": "Download...",
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"AWS.amazonq.scans.projectScanInProgress": "Workspace review is in progress...",
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"AWS.amazonq.scans.fileScanInProgress": "File review is in progress...",
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"AWS.amazonq.scans.noGitRepo": "Your workspace is not in a git repository. I'll review your project files for security issues, and your in-flight changes for code quality issues.",
"AWS.amazonq.scans.groupIssues.placeholder": "Select how to group code issues",
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"AWS.amazonq.featureDev.error.conversationIdNotFoundError": "Conversation id must exist before starting code generation",
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"AWS.amazonq.featureDev.error.contentLengthError": "The folder you selected is too large for me to use as context. Please choose a smaller folder to work on. For more information on quotas, see the <a href=\"https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazonq/latest/qdeveloper-ug/software-dev.html#quotas\" target=\"_blank\">Amazon Q Developer documentation.</a>",
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"AWS.amazonq.featureDev.error.illegalStateTransition": "Illegal transition between states, restart the conversation",
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