AWS: Inject Glue catalog ID via interceptor instead of per-call#16875
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Setting Glue catalog ID at every call site is error-prone - new request types can silently miss it.
This introduces GlueCatalogIdInterceptor registered on the GlueClient builder, which injects the catalog ID into every outgoing Glue request automatically, replacing ~17 scattered
.catalogId()call sites. The interceptor throws on unknown request types to catch gaps at the source.