fix(bedrock-agentcore-alpha): fix unexpected validation error when properties are Token

[mazyu36]

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Reason for this change

Some Validation logics were throwing unexpected errors when properties are defined as CDK Token types.
string or number may be Token.

Description of changes

• Added Token type checking before property validation
• Added test cases for Token properties to verify not throwing errors.

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Description of how you validated changes

Added unit tests to verify Token properties bypass validation

Checklist

• My code adheres to the CONTRIBUTING GUIDE and DESIGN GUIDELINES

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Exemption Request: only added Token checks, so I think additional integ tests are not needed.

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