Next.js Streaming FR- Suspense freezes the page and does not show the fallback component - Amplify and Next 13-14

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### JavaScript Framework

React, Next.js

### Amplify APIs

Not applicable

### Amplify Categories

hosting

### Environment information

No environment variable is required to reproduce this test.

### Describe the bug

The issue occurs every time I make a request via SSR and use the Suspense API. The page is frozen, and under no circumstances is the component inside the fallback rendered.

```
export default function ChargePoints({ searchParams }) {
const searchString = searchParams.search || ''

return (
<>

}>




)
}
```

The issue does not occur when deploying the project on Vercel.

### Expected behavior

This is a video of the application running within the Vercel environment.

https://github.com/aws-amplify/amplify-js/assets/80723488/74f4e28f-cc9e-48b1-8d38-a7633e93e333

This is a video of the application running within the AWS Amplify environment.

https://github.com/aws-amplify/amplify-js/assets/80723488/781f95e2-8eb0-4936-bc3d-4e32bdaf0f6e

### Reproduction steps

1- Perform an SSR request.
2- Use the Suspense API around the component that makes the fetch.
3- Deploy the application within Amplify.

Start by reproducing the SSR request with React Suspense in a Next.js 13–14 application deployed on AWS Amplify, then compare the same application on Vercel. Use the listed reproduction steps and videos as references; done means the page does not freeze and the fallback component renders while the fetch is pending.

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