MONGODB-AWS credential caching no longer works

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      The changes in PYTHON-4260 broke MONGODB-AWS credential caching. One issue is that set_use_cached_credentials() is no longer called. Another is that we try to call pymongo_auth_aws.set_cached_credentials which doesn't exist:

       [2024/03/26 12:59:10.177]         except Exception:
 [2024/03/26 12:59:10.177]             # Clear the cached credentials if we hit a failure in auth.
 [2024/03/26 12:59:10.177] >           pymongo_auth_aws.set_cached_credentials(None)
 [2024/03/26 12:59:10.177] E           AttributeError: module 'pymongo_auth_aws' has no attribute 'set_cached_credentials'
 [2024/03/26 12:59:10.177] pymongo/auth_aws.py:97: AttributeError

      https://spruce.mongodb.com/task/mongo_python_driver_aws_auth_test_mac__platform~macos_1014_aws_auth_test_7.0_f757fe39cc12520e299090adf750fc07eb03dec8_24_03_26_17_18_54/logs?execution=0&sortBy=STATUS&sortDir=ASC

            Assignee:
            Steve Silvester
            Reporter:
            Shane Harvey
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