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r/aws_redshift_cluster: support managed master passwords
This change adds the manage_master_password and master_password_secret_kms_key_id arguments allowing the configuration of AWS managed credentials via SecretsManager. The manage_master_password argument conflicts with the master_password argument, and at least one must be set when creating a new cluster not restored from a snapshot. The master_password_secret_arn attribute was added to track the ARN of the SecretsManager secret which stores cluster credentials.
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```release-note:enhancement | ||
resource/aws_redshift_cluster: Add the `manage_master_password` and `master_password_secret_kms_key_id` arguments to support managed admin credentials | ||
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