smithy-rs

## Motivation and Context
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At some point in the near future (after this customization is applied to
all existing SDKs) the S3 model will change the type of `Expires`
members to `String` from the current `Timestamp`. This change would
break backwards compatibility for us.

## Description
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Add customization to ensure S3 `Expires` field is always a `Timestamp`
and ass a new synthetic member `ExpiresString` that persists the
un-parsed data from the `Expires` header.

## Testing
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Added tests to ensure that the model is pre-processed correctly. Added
integration tests for S3. Considered making this more generic codegen
tests, but since this customization will almost certainly only ever
apply to S3 and I wanted to ensure that it was properly applied to the
generated S3 SDK I opted for this route.

## Checklist
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- [x] I have updated `CHANGELOG.next.toml` if I made changes to the AWS
SDK, generated SDK code, or SDK runtime crates

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