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Update documentation for attachment scanner #225

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## Enabling Attachment Scanner

You can configure Amazon Connect to scan attachments that are sent during a chat or uploaded to a case. You can scan attachments by using your preferred scanning application. For example, you can scan attachments for malware before they are approved to be shared between participants of a chat.

Learn more about attachment scanning: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/connect/latest/adminguide/setup-attachment-scanning.html

Amazon Connect will send the result (APPROVED | REJECTED) of the scanned attachment as a message in the websocket. To render it in your chat, you can use the following example code in the onMessage handler

```

this.client.onMessage(data => {
const attachmentStatus = data.data.Attachments?.[0]?.Status;

if (attachmentStatus === 'REJECTED') {
renderAttachmentError(attachmentStatus) //your custom implementation
}
});

```
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