Add resiliency to the GET operation of AWS resource deployments

[willdavsmith]

Overview of feature request

Sometimes in the functional tests (and potentially for users), we see a failed AWS deployment due to a GET call returning 404. We should investigate why the call fails and potentially add retries to resolve this.

Example: https://github.com/radius-project/radius/actions/runs/8311733036/job/22745893415
It looks like the deployment fails because it cannot find the bucket after it is created. Checking the console will show that the bucket is created. (it's left hanging)

My hypothesis is that AWS takes a minute to register the bucket as created sometimes.

Acceptance criteria

• Retries for the GET call have been added

Additional context

Related issue: #5963

Would you like to support us?

• Yes, I would like to support you

AB#11554

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