Enable VPC Endpoint and Target Group cleaning#10
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This PR Enables the Janitor to cleanup VPC Endpoints and Load Balancer Target Groups.
VPC Endpoints (VPCE)
VPC Endpoint cleanup is enabled because most Openshift installations appear to configure a VPC Endpoint for S3 by default. Without enabling the VPCE cleanup, the Janitor won't be able to fully delete these VPCs and the deletion fails with error related to a leftover a dependent resource (the VPCE).
Target Groups
Load balancers are tied to the EC2s they distribute the traffic to via Target Groups. The Janitor currently deletes Load Balancers, but leaves leftover Target Groups which have little to no use. The change enables their cleanup to avoid them building up in the region for no reason.