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Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Chase Douglas	e7f2442a59	mail: add AWS SES transport Serverless AWS deployments should not need an SMTP service or SMTP credentials just to send Vaultwarden mail. Allow mail delivery through Amazon SES when USE_AWS_SES is enabled, while preserving the existing SMTP and sendmail transports. Add the ses feature and an aws umbrella feature. Keep mail config validation strict by requiring SMTP_FROM for SES, and treat SES as a configured mail transport for email 2FA. Send MIME messages through the SESv2 SendEmail raw content path. Share AWS SDK configuration with S3 so AWS clients use the same reqwest-backed connector and credential loading behavior.	1 month ago