build: pull s3 binaries as root

[ndbaker1]

Issue #, if available:

Description of changes:

Whenever the AMI builds pull from S3 they no longer use act as root (like all other operations). This change runs the aws s3 cp steps with sudo -E to preserve the AWS creds from the environment.

this affects kubelet for example, which you would expect to be owned by root

sh-5.2$ cat /etc/eks/release
BASE_AMI_ID="ami-0c968d9bc191231c8"
BUILD_TIME="Sat Nov  9 23:07:34 UTC 2024"
BUILD_KERNEL="6.1.112-124.190.amzn2023.x86_64"
ARCH="x86_64"
sh-5.2$ ls -latr /usr/bin/kubelet
-rwxrwxr-x. 1 ec2-user ec2-user 76931672 Sep 17 19:16 /usr/bin/kubelet

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Testing Done

results for a rebuild ami:

sh-5.2$ cat /etc/eks/release
BASE_AMI_ID="ami-0f8bdccd767e6b0c6"
BUILD_TIME="Sun Nov 17 00:37:10 UTC 2024"
BUILD_KERNEL="6.1.115-126.197.amzn2023.x86_64"
ARCH="x86_64"
sh-5.2$ ls -latr /usr/bin/kubelet
-rwxr-xr-x. 1 root root 76931672 Sep 18 17:49 /usr/bin/kubelet

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[ndbaker1]

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AMI variant	Build	Test
1.24 / al2	success ✅	success ✅
1.24 / al2023	success ✅	success ✅
1.25 / al2	success ✅	success ✅
1.25 / al2023	success ✅	success ✅
1.26 / al2	success ✅	success ✅
1.26 / al2023	success ✅	success ✅
1.27 / al2	success ✅	success ✅
1.27 / al2023	success ✅	success ✅
1.28 / al2	success ✅	success ✅
1.28 / al2023	success ✅	success ✅
1.29 / al2	failure ❌	skipped ⏭️
1.29 / al2023	success ✅	success ✅
1.30 / al2	success ✅	success ✅
1.30 / al2023	success ✅	success ✅
1.31 / al2	success ✅	success ✅
1.31 / al2023	success ✅	success ✅

[ndbaker1]

1.29 failure isn't related to the changes, seems like just some flake in one of the actions after the ami step

[cartermckinnon]

@ndbaker1 chown seems like a better approach for this, if the goal is just file ownership