chore(v2): only advertise alpha packages with L2s#19440
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Right now, we advertise `alpha` packages for every service module that is marked as `experimental`. However, all L1-only packages are all always marked as `experimental` as a protection against human mistakes: so that when we add in L2s we don't accidentally mark them as `stable` right away. This leads to every CFN-only package having an advertising clause for an `alpha` package that doesn't even exist. Do a source code check to only advertise if it looks like there are actual L2s.
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Right now, we advertise `alpha` packages for every service module that is marked as `experimental`. However, all L1-only packages are all always marked as `experimental` as a protection against human mistakes: so that when we add in L2s we don't accidentally mark them as `stable` right away. This leads to every CFN-only package having an advertising clause for an `alpha` package that doesn't even exist. Do a source code check to only advertise if it looks like there are actual L2s. ---- *By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache-2.0 license*
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Right now, we advertise
alphapackages for every service module thatis marked as
experimental.However, all L1-only packages are all always marked as
experimentalasa protection against human mistakes: so that when we add in L2s we don't
accidentally mark them as
stableright away.This leads to every CFN-only package having an advertising clause for
an
alphapackage that doesn't even exist.Do a source code check to only advertise if it looks like there are
actual L2s.
By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache-2.0 license