Make example AWS UUIDS follow a specific pattern (ansible-collections…

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Make example AWS UUIDS follow a specific pattern

SUMMARY
Various AWS IAM resources have UUID which follow a specific pattern.  Similarly AWS accounts are all 12 digit numbers (text aliases in a couple of cases).  To minimize the risk of accidental data leaks use a consistent Account ID in examples (123456789012), and a specific format for the UUIDS: (AKIA|AGPA|AIDA|AROA|AIPA|ANPA|ANVA|ASIA)12345EXAMPLE54321
While this does nothing about historic data, having consistency makes it easier to prevent future leaks.
Note: We should follow this up with an update to the developer docs, however I'd like to get this in prior to 5.0.0
ISSUE TYPE

Docs Pull Request

COMPONENT NAME
plugins/modules/acm_certificate_info.py
plugins/modules/application_autoscaling_policy.py
plugins/modules/autoscaling_launch_config.py
plugins/modules/autoscaling_launch_config_info.py
plugins/modules/codecommit_repository.py
plugins/modules/directconnect_link_aggregation_group.py
plugins/modules/dms_endpoint.py
plugins/modules/dynamodb_table.py
plugins/modules/ec2_transit_gateway_info.py
plugins/modules/ec2_transit_gateway_vpc_attachment.py
plugins/modules/ec2_transit_gateway_vpc_attachment_info.py
plugins/modules/ec2_vpc_peer.py
plugins/modules/ec2_vpc_peering_info.py
plugins/modules/ec2_vpc_vpn_info.py
plugins/modules/ecs_cluster.py
plugins/modules/ecs_ecr.py
plugins/modules/ecs_service.py
plugins/modules/ecs_service_info.py
plugins/modules/ecs_task.py
plugins/modules/efs.py
plugins/modules/efs_info.py
plugins/modules/eks_cluster.py
plugins/modules/elasticache_subnet_group.py
plugins/modules/elb_network_lb.py
plugins/modules/elb_target_group.py
plugins/modules/elb_target_group_info.py
plugins/modules/elb_target_info.py
plugins/modules/iam_group.py
plugins/modules/iam_managed_policy.py
plugins/modules/iam_mfa_device_info.py
plugins/modules/iam_server_certificate_info.py
plugins/modules/lightsail.py
plugins/modules/lightsail_static_ip.py
plugins/modules/msk_cluster.py
plugins/modules/s3_bucket_notification.py
plugins/modules/sns_topic.py
plugins/modules/sns_topic_info.py
plugins/modules/sqs_queue.py
plugins/modules/stepfunctions_state_machine.py
plugins/modules/stepfunctions_state_machine_execution.py
plugins/modules/storagegateway_info.py
plugins/modules/wafv2_web_acl.py
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
While the 'secret' nature of these UUIDs is debatable (they're closer to user names than passwords), deliberately mangling them makes it easier for InfoSec teams to spot when their secret counterparts may have been leaked in combination with a real 'public' part.

This commit was initially merged in https://github.com/ansible-collections/community.aws
See: ansible-collections/community.aws@9476422

plugins/modules/ec2_transit_gateway_info.py

@@ -136,7 +136,7 @@
             description: The AWS account number ID which owns the transit gateway.
             returned: always
             type: str
-            sample: "1234567654323"
+            sample: "123456789012"
         state:
             description: The state of the transit gateway.
             returned: always
@@ -153,7 +153,7 @@
             description: The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the transit gateway.
             returned: always
             type: str
-            sample: "arn:aws:ec2:us-west-2:1234567654323:transit-gateway/tgw-02c42332e6b7da829"
+            sample: "arn:aws:ec2:us-west-2:123456789012:transit-gateway/tgw-02c42332e6b7da829"
         transit_gateway_id:
             description: The ID of the transit gateway.
             returned: always

plugins/modules/ec2_transit_gateway_vpc_attachment.py

@@ -214,7 +214,7 @@
         - The ID of the account that the VPC belongs to.
       type: str
       returned: success
-      example: '012345678901'
+      example: '123456789012'
 '''
 
 

plugins/modules/ec2_transit_gateway_vpc_attachment_info.py

@@ -142,7 +142,7 @@
         - The ID of the account that the VPC belongs to.
       type: str
       returned: success
-      example: '012345678901'
+      example: '123456789012'
 '''