DynamoDB now saves records with booleans

Agno's DynamoDB serializer now writes a Python boolean as {"BOOL": true}, matching the other DynamoDB serializers in Agno. It used to check for numbers before booleans. In Python a boolean is also an integer, so the serializer wrote True as {"N": "True"}. DynamoDB can't read "True" as a number, and it rejected the whole item with a ValidationException.

Every session, memory, trace and span goes through this serializer, so any of them with a boolean field failed to save. The serializer stores numbers, strings and other values as before.

See the cookbook, and learn more about DynamoDB in the documentation.