Clarify SQS driver limitations and support

Updated installation documentation to reflect SQS support for timer methods.

Author: rmcdaniel

docs/installation.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ Each queue driver has its own [prerequisites](https://laravel.com/docs/12.x/queu
 
 Laravel Workflow also requires a cache driver that supports [locks](https://laravel.com/docs/12.x/cache#atomic-locks).
 
-> NOTE: The Amazon SQS queue driver in Laravel has a limitation of 15 minutes (900 seconds) for the maximum delay of a message. This means that if a workflow uses the `WorkflowStub::timer()` or `WorkflowStub::awaitWithTimeout()` method with a value greater than 900 seconds, it will not be able to hibernate for that long and the workflow will fail. This is a limitation of the SQS driver and not a limitation of Laravel Workflow itself. If you are using Laravel Workflow with the SQS driver then you should be aware of this limitation and avoid using values greater than 900 seconds. Alternatively, you can use a different queue driver that does not have this limitation, such as the Redis driver.
+> ✨ SQS Support: `WorkflowStub::timer()` or `WorkflowStub::awaitWithTimeout()` now work with any duration when using the Amazon SQS queue driver. Laravel Workflow automatically handles SQS’s delay limitation transparently.
 
 ## Installing Laravel Workflow