⚡ Bolt: Optimized AWS Service Clients with Connection Pooling and Retries

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I have optimized the AWS service clients in the Repository and Queue classes to improve performance and resilience.

💡 What:

• Updated templates/repository.py and templates/queue.py to use botocore.config.Config with tcp_keepalive=True and standard retries.
• Added a new entry to .jules/bolt.md documenting this performance optimization.

🎯 Why:

• Establishing new TCP/TLS connections for every AWS API call adds significant latency to Lambda execution. Reusing connections via TCP keep-alive reduces this overhead.
• The "standard" retry mode is more robust than the default, helping to handle transient network issues gracefully.

📊 Impact:

• Expected reduction in latency for subsequent AWS service calls within the same Lambda execution environment.
• Improved connection resilience in high-throughput scenarios.

🔬 Measurement:

• Verified that all 67 tests in the test suite pass, ensuring no regressions.
• Verified code style and syntax with Ruff.

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PR created automatically by Jules for task 4424714706686783840 started by @amrabed

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