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Add endpoint id property to service trait #663

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Description of changes:

This adds the endpointId property to the AWS service trait so that
endpoints may be constructed when given a region.

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This adds the endpointId property to the AWS service trait so that
endpoints may be constructed when given a region.
The ``endpointPrefix`` property is a ``string`` value that identifies which endpoint
in a given region should be used to connect to the service. For example, most
services in the AWS standard partition have endpoints which follow the format:
``{endpointPrefix}.{region}.amazonaws.com``. A service with the endpoint id
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forgot this instance of "endpoint id"

``example.us-west-2.amazonaws.com``. For a full listing of possible endpoints,
check the `AWS Regions and Endpoints`_ page.

This value is not unique across services and is subject to change. Therefore,
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Nice. Should we also say that this can be used to attempt to resolve endpoints?

@srchase srchase merged commit aeedc5e into smithy-lang:master Dec 10, 2020
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