Clarify Bedrock model aliases by renaming to bedrock-us-*#335
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This is a very astute change to head off problems.
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This PR updates the default LLM info file to rename Bedrock model aliases using the prefix
bedrock-us-*.Why:
Bedrock models in the default llm info file require access to specific U.S. AWS regions (
us-east-1,us-east-2,us-west-2). The previous aliases did not make this regional dependency obvious, which could lead to confusion.Changes:
Updated all Bedrock model aliases to follow the format
bedrock-us-*.This naming makes it clearer that these models are tied to U.S.-based AWS regions.