docs: Corrected sse_algorithm to sse_encryption in readme#196
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sse_encryption doesn't exist but sse_algorithm does.
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README only related change. no-release applied.
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I noticed in the readme
kms_master_key_idrefers tosse_algorithm, but the variable is actually calledsse_encryption.why
This should make the readme slightly less confusing.
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