Add Bedrock section with outcomeops/context-engineering#373
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Bedrock is AWS's flagship foundation-model service and currently has no section in this list despite community demand. This PR adds the section (placed alphabetically between API Gateway and CLI, indexed) and seeds it with
outcomeops/context-engineeringa 121-star MIT-licensed reference implementation showing how to build a context-engineered AI system on Bedrock end-to-end (Claude for generation, Titan for embeddings, FAISS for retrieval). It's organized as a five-component pipeline (corpus → retrieval → injection → output → enforcement) with runnable Python in each stage, making it directly useful to anyone building real Bedrock applications beyond the basic getting-started examples.--
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