Add agent-toolkit check-updates and update-skill --all - #10615
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aws agent-toolkit check-updates, which reports the installed version, latest available version, and whether an update is available for each installed AWS skill. It is read-only and emits structured output, so it can be filtered with--queryor scripted. Adds--alltoaws agent-toolkit update-skillto update every out-of-date installed skill in one command instead of one--skill-nameat a time. Both accept--agentto scope to a single tool.--skill-namebecomes optional onupdate-skilland is mutually exclusive with--all; passing neither or both is a validation error. Existingupdate-skill --skill-namebehavior is unchanged.Each skill's version is resolved once per distinct name rather than once per install, and
--alldownloads a skill's archive once and writes it to every agent that has it installed. Neither command creates a client until local state shows there is something to look up.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that you can use, modify, copy, and redistribute this contribution, under the terms of your choice.