docs: Clarify lambda_role is ignored when create_role is true#762
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The lambda_role variable is silently ignored when create_role is left at its
default (true), because role is wired as
var.create_role ? aws_iam_role.lambda[0].arn : var.lambda_role. A user hitthis on a v7 -> v8 bump and broke production (#744).
This clarifies the lambda_role description so its interaction with create_role
is explicit. It also drops a stray leading space and fixes an "our" -> "your"
typo in the same sentence.
Validation:
underscores and the existing table-separator style preserved to avoid v0.24
formatting drift)
related: #744