feat: add memory_size variable for Lambda Function #14
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This commit adds a new variable, `memory_size`, to specify the amount of memory in MByte that the Lambda Function can use at runtime. The default value is set to 160. The validation ensures that the `memory_size` is between 128 and 10240.
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This commit adds a new variable,
memory_size, to specify the amount of memory in MByte that the Lambda Function can use at runtime. The default value is set to 160. The validation ensures that thememory_sizeis between 128 and 10240.