Service specific endpoints compatible resolver #396
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This is an alternative to #52 allowing aws service endpoints to be configured as per the service-specific endpoints feature defined environment variables which are not otherwise supported in the aws sdk for go v1.
Description of changes:
An endpoint resolver is configured which delegates to the default resolver unless there is relevant configuration in the environment.
When environment configuration is found for service endpoints it is used unless disabled via
AWS_IGNORE_CONFIGURED_ENDPOINT_URLS=true. The configuration can set all service endpoints (AWS_ENDPOINT_URL) or can configure endpoints for specific services.This endpoint resolver would no longer be required after updating to the aws sdk for go v2.
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