Java:Add code example that shows how to download 'directories' from S3 using the S3TransferManager #7025
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This pull request contains a new code example to show users how to use JavaV2's S3TransferManager to download S3 bucket 'directories'. A customer feedback ticket indicated a need for an example like this.
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