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PolicyPrincipal assumeRoleAction should support multiple actions
See original GitHub issuecurrently, assumeRoleAction for PolicyPrincipals in the iam package doesn’t support multiple actions and is defined as a string. Some orgs require assumeRole and assumeRoleWithSAML and this currently isn’t possible. This type should support string | Array<string>
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