Fix AWS SecretsManager providers to handle empty fieldName when secret is non-JSON #189
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Fixes #188
When a secret stored in AWS Secrets Manager contains plain text and the
fieldNameparameter is set to an empty string, an IllegalStateException was previously thrown.This PR solves the problem by ensuring that the
fieldNameparameter is only used when it's explicitly provided and not empty.Also added test cases for all resource providers to verify this behavior.