upgrade aws-sdk-go to v1.55.7

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What changed?

Upgraded github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go from v1.55.6 to v1.55.7 to resolve CVE-2020-8911. This security vulnerability affects S3 operations and could potentially allow unauthorized access to S3 objects. The upgrade includes security fixes and maintains full backward compatibility.

Why?

CVE-2020-8911 is a security vulnerability in the AWS SDK Go S3 service that could allow attackers to perform unauthorized S3 operations. The vulnerability was fixed in version v1.55.7. This upgrade is necessary to:

• Eliminate the security risk for deployments using S3 archiving
• Ensure compliance with security best practices
• Maintain system security for production environments

How did you test it?

• built
• run locally and tested manually
• covered by existing tests
• added new unit test(s)
• added new functional test(s)

Testing performed:

• Verified all main binaries build successfully (temporal-server, temporal-cassandra-tool, temporal-sql-tool, tdbg)
• Ran comprehensive test suites for S3 archiver (39 test cases passed)
• Tested archiver functionality for both history and visibility storage
• Verified Elasticsearch AWS client compatibility
• Confirmed module integrity with go mod verify
• Tested Docker container builds and binary execution
• Verified AWS SDK version in built binaries shows v1.55.7
• Ran persistence layer and service layer tests
• Confirmed no regression in existing functionality

Potential risks

Low risk change: This is a patch-level dependency upgrade that maintains API compatibility. The AWS SDK v1.55.7 release specifically focuses on security fixes without breaking changes.

Potential risks:

• Minor behavioral changes in AWS S3 operations (unlikely but possible)
• Performance characteristics may vary slightly with the new SDK version
• Dependencies on specific SDK bugs/behaviors could be affected

Mitigation:

• Comprehensive testing performed on all archiver functionality
• No API changes in the upgrade path
• Change can be reverted easily if issues arise
• All existing tests continue to pass