fix: Canonicalize OpenSearch IAM policy using sort #3
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This PR updates the
data.aws_iam_policy_document.defaultblock in the OpenSearch module to ensure consistent ordering of principals and resources when generating the policy JSON.why
Terraform was detecting in-place updates for
aws_opensearch_domain_policydue to differences in array ordering between what AWS returns and what Terraform generates. This drift is harmless but causes unnecessary terraform plan changes and confusion.