Add Valkey session manager documentation #334
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- Add strands-valkey-session-manager to community session managers - Document high-performance Redis/Valkey-based session storage - Include installation, usage examples, and configuration details
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Description
This PR adds documentation for strands-valkey-session-manager, a high-performance session manager based on Valkey/Redis for Strands Agents.
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Motivation and Context
Strands provides 2 built-in session managers (File and S3). This adds documentation for a community-contributed session manager that uses Valkey/Redis, a very-low latency cache dedicated to storing user sessions. This provides better performance for session storage requirements.
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