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This function is designed to parse XML from AWS services that include list
items alongside other elements, such as S3.
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value will instead be a list that aggregates the values of each of that
element's children.
This function is designed to parse XML from AWS services that explicitly
start and end lists with their own elements, such as EC2.
Examples:
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