chore: Modified bug issue template to add checkbox to report potential regression. #5325
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[IMPORTANT] We announced the upcoming end-of-support for AWS SDK for Go v1. We are no longer accepting PRs for the v1 SDK.
potential-regressionwhen issue is created/edited.NOTE:
potential-regressionwould need to be created manually (we could use color#FF6700and descriptionMarking this issue as a potential regression to be checked by team memberto make it consistent across SDK repos)Label
potential-regressionwould make issue standout in the list and help engineers to triage potential high severity issues effectively.For repos getting deprecated, these would still be accepting security updates and/or crritical service updates. These could essentially cause breaking changes.