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Update API Models (#1574)
* Update Models * feature: Service Updates * documentation: Service Updates * Update service/internal/benchmark * Update modman.toml * Add Changelog Annotations
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‎.changelog/1aad37133b8b4501b0552c88059db93d.json‎

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{
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"id": "1aad3713-3b8b-4501-b055-2c88059db93d",
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"type": "feature",
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"description": "Updated to latest API model.",
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"modules": [
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"service/applicationinsights",
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"service/configservice",
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"service/connect",
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"service/ec2",
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"service/ec2instanceconnect",
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"service/efs",
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"service/fis",
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"service/frauddetector",
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"service/fsx",
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"service/greengrass",
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"service/greengrassv2",
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"service/guardduty",
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"service/honeycode",
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"service/ivs",
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"service/kafka",
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"service/location",
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"service/lookoutmetrics",
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"service/macie2",
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"service/mediaconvert",
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"service/mediatailor",
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"service/ram",
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"service/sagemaker",
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"service/securityhub",
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"service/storagegateway",
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"service/transcribe"
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]
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‎.changelog/2431530f536f406f869a325ec51c4844.json‎

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"id": "2431530f-536f-406f-869a-325ec51c4844",
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"type": "documentation",
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"description": "Updated to latest API model.",
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"modules": [
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"service/cloudtrail",
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"service/codegurureviewer",
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"service/ebs",
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"service/route53recoveryreadiness"
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‎Makefile‎

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‎codegen/sdk-codegen/aws-models/applicationinsights.2018-11-25.json‎

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