Add attributes to the aws_ec2_instance_type data source

[bakeemawaytoys]

Description

Added the following attributes to the aws_ec2_instance_type data source to bring it up-to-date with the EC2 API. I tried to follow the data source's established conventions with respect to nullability, naming, and flattening attributes that are nested in the AWS API. One thing I'm not clear on is which type to use for attributes that are collections of strings. I went with sets instead of lists because ordering doesn't make sense nor is it explicitly guaranteed by the AWS API. Existing attributes tended be lists. I can change them to lists if consistency is more important.

As I was updating the documentation, I adjusted some of the descriptions of existing attributes to clarify their data types and/or their expected values. My intent is to reduce the need to cross-reference the data source's documentation with the AWS API documentation in order to understand the attribute values.

• bandwidth_weightings
• boot_modes
• default_network_card_index
• efa_maximum_interfaces
• inference_accelerators.#.memory_size
• media_accelerators.#.count
• media_accelerators.#.manufacturer
• media_accelerators.#.memory_size
• media_accelerators.#.name
• network_cards.#.baseline_bandwidth
• network_cards.#.index
• network_cards.#.maximum_interfaces
• network_cards.#.performance
• network_cards.#.peak_bandwidth
• neuron_devices.#.core_count
• neuron_devices.#.count
• neuron_devices.#.memory_size
• neuron_devices.#.name
• neuron_devices.#.version
• nitro_enclaves_support
• nitro_tpm_support
• nitro_tpm_supported_versions
• phc_support
• srd_supported
• supported_cpu_features
• total_inference_memory
• total_media_memory
• total_neuron_device_memory

Relations

Closes #35640

References

AWS CLI documentation for the describe-instance-type command
AWS EC2 API documentation for the DescribeInstanceTypes action

Output from Acceptance Testing

% make testacc TESTS=TestAccXXX PKG=ec2

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