Summary
Release v1.139.0 removes six resources and data sources as breaking changes: the `databricks_mason_*` managed memory store, managed memory entry, session store, and session types, plus `databricks_feature_engineering_materialized_feature` and `databricks_feature_engineering_kafka_config`. It adds resources and data sources for `databricks_agent_kit_managed_memory_store`, `databricks_agent_kit_managed_memory_entry`, `databricks_agent_kit_session_store`, and `databricks_agent_kit_session`.
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