Awsparams

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1.5.5

These changes make the output of the `ls -vt` command comply with the formatting enforced by the `terraform fmt` command.

1.5.4

If semicolons are included in secrets or other such values, then parsing of the run configuration string will break. This pr escapes those semicolons properly (only for the ls -vr command).

1.5.2

Adds a configurable delimiter. While most parameters in our AWS parameter store use the `/` delimiter, some still use a `.` and it is possible that others exist. You can add the `--delimiter <delimiter>` or `-d <delimiter>` option on to your usage of the `ls` command to override the default delimiter in the case that yours is different.
There is also a safety check added where if something still goes wrong, which would normally result in the 'name' being printed as an empty string, it will instead print the name of the variable without any attempt at removing the included delimiter. Hopefully with this addition of customizing the delimiter you should be able to get the correct functionality in any case but if that fails, having the original name is much better than nothing 😄

1.5.1

We made a [last minute change](https://github.com/byu-oit/awsparams/pull/50#pullrequestreview-1431036583) to the 1.5.0 release to change some flag names and we forgot that those changes would change the names of the parameters supplied to the ls function, which breaks it. This bump makes v1.5 functional again.

1.5.0

Adds additional formatting flags for the `ls` command. See readme for details.

1.4.1

Improves the leftover delimiter-stripping behavior of the `--format` or `-f` flag.

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