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Convert the AWS role ARN helpers to Bash so zizmor can analyze the action output writes without hitting its unsupported Python-shell warning. The generated role names stay equivalent to the previous Python implementation.
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Converts the AWS role ARN helper steps in .github/actions/aws-auth/action.yml and actions/update-link-index/action.yml from Python to Bash so zizmor can analyze the GITHUB_OUTPUT writes without its unsupported Python-shell warning.
This is split out from #4080 because the warning is non-blocking and should get a separate review.
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