Add missing fields to API Gateway request context #422
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* extendedRequestId * requestTime * requestTimeEpoch * domainName * protocol
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because of aws/aws-lambda-java-libs#422 added to the events v3.11.2, the hash is different
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There was a similar PR in the past: #93 but at that point the fields were added to the V2 and the WebSockets events and not to the traditional proxy event.
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