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Add deprecation for Java-based event ruler#11964
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Depends on #11960
Motivation
The Java-based event ruler is deprecated because our latest Python-native implementation introduced in 4.0.3 is faster, achieves great AWS parity, and fixes compatibility issues with the StepFunctions JSONata feature.
Changes
EVENT_RULE_ENGINEconfig used for opt-into the Java-based event rulerPOLL_INTERVAL_SECNotes
We now have a comprehensive test suite and can be confident that (almost) all cases are covered.