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feat: add access backend framework and RDS provider#88

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Introduce access backends — a new provider type that vends credentials directly (database auth tokens, pre-signed URLs) instead of proxying traffic. Add the RDS provider as the first access backend, issuing short-lived IAM auth connection strings for PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQL Server on RDS/Aurora. Rewrite README to reflect the expanded scope.

Introduce access backends — a new provider type that vends credentials
directly (database auth tokens, pre-signed URLs) instead of proxying
traffic. Add the RDS provider as the first access backend, issuing
short-lived IAM auth connection strings for PostgreSQL, MySQL, and
SQL Server on RDS/Aurora. Rewrite README to reflect the expanded scope.
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