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S3Guard Prune to the API examples I have added a simple utility script to the Python examples for, 1. Listing the supported account types for a category. 2. Listing the credential names for an account type. 3. Executing S3Guard prune command for the given credential name. 4. Listing the supported categories. Also, I allowed CM options to be configurable via arguments instead of hard-coding them in the script. This would be also added to our docs. Testing done: -Tested a real cluster than the script works. -Tested various input cases for the script. (cherry picked from commit 8414ee9) (cherry picked from commit 5383a62333e1fdc5bda374953fc274a15a3f7c57)
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