feat(cloudfront-origins): response completion timeout

[badmintoncryer]

Issue # (if applicable)

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Reason for this change

AWS Cloudfront supports for configuring response completion timeout.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudFront/latest/DeveloperGuide/DownloadDistValuesOrigin.html#response-completion-timeout

Description of changes

Core Implementation

• Added responseCompletionTimeout: Duration to OriginOptions interface
• Added validation in OriginBase for 1-3600 seconds range
• Updated bind() method to include property in CloudFormation output

Origin Classes

• HttpOrigin & FunctionUrlOrigin: Added validation to ensure responseCompletionTimeout >= readTimeout
• RestApiOrigin & LoadBalancerV2Origin: Inherit validation through HttpOrigin

Describe any new or updated permissions being added

None

Description of how you validated changes

Add both unit and integ tests

Checklist

• My code adheres to the CONTRIBUTING GUIDE and DESIGN GUIDELINES

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[alvazjor]

It is probably very unlikely, but possible, that either responseCompletionTimeout and/or readTimeout is a Token, so this validation should consider that edge case. Feel free to use either !Token.isResolved() or withResolved() approach to run or skip the validation.

withResolved(responseCompletionTimeout, readTimeout, () => {
  // Validation
});

OR

if (!Token.isUnresolved(responseCompletionTimeout) && !Token.isUnresolved(readTimeout)) {
  // Validation
}

[badmintoncryer]

You are absolutely right!! Thanks.

[alvazjor]

@badmintoncryer added one comment, other than that, the PR looks good to me. Will be approved once the changes are done.

Pull request has been modified.

[badmintoncryer]

@alvazjor Thank you for your review!! I've updated my implementation.

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