Add support for the Bedrock Converse API serviceTier parameter to allow specifying processing tier (priority, default, or flex). Changes: - Add ServiceTierBlock type in litellm/types/llms/bedrock.py - Add serviceTier to CommonRequestObject - Add serviceTier to get_config_blocks() in AmazonConverseConfig - Add comprehensive tests for serviceTier functionality - Add documentation for serviceTier usage This allows users to configure service tier via: - litellm_params in proxy config - optional_params in SDK calls |
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