AWS Copilot CLI 1.34.1

Features and Enhancements:
- Import internal ALBs for Backend Services (#5490)
(You can now import your existing internal application load balancer (ALB) for a Backend Service if you don't want to use the environment-shared internal ALB that Copilot creates for your Backend Services with http enabled. Just specify the name or ARN of the ALB in the http.alb field,and Copilot will figure out if it has an HTTP listener, an HTTPS listener, or both. Copilot will then create the appropriate listener rules and target group to send traffic to your Backend Service!)
❤️ Contributions Thank you, contributors 🥰!
- @trivikr (#5822, #5828, #5829)
- @mathmul (#5831)
- @ikorecky (#5825)

🐛 Bug Fixes- Correctly empty ECR repositories when deleting app regional resources. (#5617)
- Allow EFS volumes to have multiple mount points in a single service. (#5631)
- Fix incorrect indentation for runtime secrets in the request-driven service CloudFormation template. (#5635)
- Fix the copilot svc package command for a request-driven web service when image.build is used. (#5638)
❤️ ContributionsThank you, contributors 🥰!- @isleys (#5632)

⚡️ Features and Enhancements
- run local --use-task-role: Elevate your local testing experience with the ECS Task Role using the new --use-task-role flag (#5529)The copilot run local command now includes a --use-task-role flag. When activated, Copilot will fetch IAM permissions from your deployed service and seamlessly inject them into the containers created by run local. This ensures that your containers mirror the same permissions as they would in the cloud, facilitating more accurate testing.
If you prefer not to utilize the TaskRole permissions or if Copilot encounters issues retrieving them, you can disable this feature by setting --use-task-role=false.

• run local depends_on support: Local run containers now respect depends_on in your service manifests (#5509)Enhancing the run local feature! Previously, copilot run local initiated the startup and removal of all containers without a specific order. With this improvement, container actions are aligned with your depends_on configuration in your service manifests.

• Allow variable escaping in manifest: Escape interpolated variables in your manifests with the latest update (#5516)Now, you have the flexibility to escape interpolated variables in your manifests. Use the following syntax to prevent Copilot from resolving ${name} using the local environment:

command: echo hello \${name}
variable:
name: world

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