equivalent to this file in aws/aws-cdk except `auto-approve` is governed
by projen already:
https://github.com/aws/aws-cdk/blob/main/.github/workflows/pr-labeler.yml.
will copy over labels from linked issues to the PR.

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Actually mask the bucket name in s3 docs publishing logs. This isn't a
secret, so it's not bad. The logs for the one run that did accidentally
print the name have already been deleted.

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Otherwise we can't find the AWS SDK dependencies that we need.

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Fixes #

In CONTRIBUTING.md, the command for running integration tests does not
work:
```bash
$ bin/run-suite -s ../../../../aws-cdk-cli cli-integ-tests -f 2.179.0-t 'cli-lib deploy'
Error: Cannot use --framework-version with --use-source
    at main (/Users/t-takahashi/Documents/workspace/aws-cdk-cli-testing/packages/@aws-cdk-testing/cli-integ/lib/cli/run-suite.js:85:19)
```
The `-f` option cannot be used with `-s`, so I removed `-f` from the
snippet.


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Upgrades project dependencies. See details in [workflow run].

[Workflow Run]:
https://github.com/aws/aws-cdk-cli/actions/runs/13620811651

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We used to publish under the key name `cli`, but the library publishing
process is writing timestamps under `npm`, `pypi`, etc.

Having the keys

* `npm`
* `pypi`
* `nuget`
* ...
* `cli`

Was confusing, so we're changing it to `cli-npm` instead.

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Mostly moving and import updates.
Renamed a couple of functions.
Added some more AI generated test cases for utils.

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#112)

This PR modifies the default bootstrap template to support EMR
Serverless containers.

Without this policy, containers created using the `DockerImageAsset`
construct cannot be used with EMR Serverless applications.

There is precedence for this pattern to support Lambda function
containers, so I don't think this should be too controversial of a
change.

Relevant documentation on using custom images in EMR Serverless:
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https://docs.aws.amazon.com/emr/latest/EMR-Serverless-UserGuide/application-custom-image.html

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Add a new field to the asset schema: `displayName`.

If supplied, it will be used instead of the asset ID for display
purposes in `cdk-assets` and in the CLI.

This adds support for display names to the contract and to the CLI. A
future PR in `aws-cdk-lib` will make it possible to configure display
names on Asset objects, and add the same support to CDK Pipelines.

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Fixes aws/aws-cdk#33180. Typed return will be
included in a follow-up PR.

Description:  

Bootstrap Action for the CDK Toolkit.

Testing:
- Unit test coverage for:
  - Bootstrap stack creation
  - No-op (no stack changes)
  - Generic bootstrap error
  - Permissions error during bootstrap
- Bootstrapped an environment in a test account using this code


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We have moved to using Notices to display Node support warnings, so we
should disable the built-in warnings provided by `@jsii/check-node`.

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Fixes `'@aws-cdk/toolkit-lib' has no exported member named
'ToolkitError'`

Because we are now moving parts of the public API into a shared package,
we also need to export the respective types.
During the regular build, type declarations are not bundled. So we need
to take care of it afterwards.
This is not ideal, but required. Thankfully the temporary package is a,
well, temporary construct and we are actively working to get rid of it
(first by adding new stuff, then by moving everything to `toolkit-lib`).

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I was getting warnings from eslint plugins about an unsupported
typescript version (5.8). Then I noticed that the monorepo root is the
only package that doesn't use the "global" version.

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Previously the declared `level` and payload interfaces were only loosely
coupled to actual messages being created. This caused a number of issues
with incorrectly documented levels and payload interfaces.

Instead of the previous approach, the code registry is now providing a
strongly typed "message builder" function specific to every registered
code. This function uses generics, so it can correctly ensure at build
time that payloads are as expected.

This is the first PR of this series to keep the diff small. Next steps
will be to make the code registry available to the CLI package and to
remove the old helpers for creating messages.

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We are currently running `cdk-assets` v3 as `latest`, and it is working
fine. Make this the official disttag for this version.

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## Description
When building the AWS CDK CLI, a .zip file is created in a temporary
directory and moved afterward.

In certain environments, "cross-device link" fails. When the user's
workspace is in a mounted volume, moving of a file fails during the
build step because `fs.rename()` only works when the source and
destination are in the same filesystem.

<img width="669" alt="Screenshot 2025-03-05 at 13 08 20"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/6f108a34-f358-4f39-ac2e-6f6dbb147e22"
/>

## Solution
Copy the source file to the destination and delete the source file. This
achieves the same result, but prevents us from running into limitations
across filesystems.

## Testing
Ran `yarn build` successfully and all tests pass.

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These are not used downstream, so let's remove them for clarity.

Note that low-level force destroy is a thing in CFN and we _might_
reintroduce this later. It's basically about abandoning failed
resources. But we currently don't support it, so let's not bother.

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Looks like this on the doc site:

<img width="1418" alt="Screenshot 2025-03-05 at 5 03 51 PM"
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/dd938d26-d66f-45fd-9474-5609c62f9c08"
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I am trying to coerce the workflow to label `aws-cdk` more than
`@aws-cdk/cli-lib-alpha` since it's far more likely that any issue that
comes in is for the cdk cli.

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