Add IAM policy for US GovCloud

[1riggs]

Fixes #1910
Adds a new IAM policy file called iam_policy_usgov.json which has the arn region to work in the AWS US GovCloud region.

Reference for the arn names in GovCloud (US) regions

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[kishorj]

Thanks for the PR.
/lgtm

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[M00nF1sh]

lgtm.
would you mind change the filename to be iam_policy_us-gov.json to stay same naming format as well files :D

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[1riggs]

lgtm.
would you mind change the filename to be iam_policy_us-gov.json to stay same naming format as well files :D

Totally! Could've sworn I name it iam_policy_usgov.json initially but obviously, that isn't the case.