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S3: fix validation parity of PutBucketNotificationConfiguration#13091
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Motivation
While looking at error reports, I've spotted the following:
This indicates a key access to a non-existent key. Looking at the code, I could spot where we had an unsafe access to the
filter_rule["Name"](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/API/API_FilterRule.html).Validated with AWS, I could check that those fields were indeed mandatory and not optional.
I've taken the opportunity to remove a very old util we had added when doing the S3 migration to ASF (before, you had to manually attach additional fields that were not part of the spec, but this got fixed with #6865), so I removed the utility and used the proper exception which makes it much more readable.
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_create_invalid_argument_excutility and properly used the exception insteadcompletes FLC-38