Support invoking a specific runtime endpoint with `agentcore invoke --endpoint <name>`

### Summary

`agentcore invoke` always calls a runtime's `DEFAULT` endpoint. There is no way to invoke a specific **named runtime endpoint** (version alias) created with `agentcore add runtime-endpoint`. Please add a flag (e.g. `--endpoint `) to `agentcore invoke` to target a specific endpoint.

### Current behavior

- `agentcore add runtime-endpoint --runtime MyAgent --endpoint control --version 1` creates named endpoints, but `agentcore invoke` provides no way to call them.
- `agentcore invoke` exposes `--runtime`, `--target`, `--gateway`, and `--gateway-target-name`, but **no** `--endpoint`.
- `--target` is easy to mistake for endpoint selection — it actually selects the **deployment target** (account/region). For example, `agentcore invoke --runtime MyAgent --target control` fails with `Target 'control' not found. Available: default`.
- The data-plane invoke helper already accepts an endpoint qualifier (it defaults to `DEFAULT`), so the underlying call supports this — `invoke` just never passes a non-default value through.

### Requested behavior

Add an endpoint selector to `agentcore invoke`, for example:

```bash
agentcore invoke --runtime MyAgent --endpoint control --prompt "..."
```

Ideally mirroring the precedent already set by `agentcore run eval`, which supports:

```
--endpoint Runtime endpoint name (e.g. PROMPT_V1).
Defaults to AGENTCORE_RUNTIME_ENDPOINT env var, then DEFAULT
```

i.e. `--endpoint` plus an `AGENTCORE_RUNTIME_ENDPOINT` environment-variable fallback would make `invoke` consistent with `run eval`.

### Use case

Validating multiple runtime versions before/during an A/B test. After creating `control` (v1) and `treatment` (v2) endpoints, you can't smoke-test each one directly with `agentcore invoke` — today the only way to exercise a non-default endpoint is to route traffic through a gateway. Direct per-endpoint invocation would make it much easier to sanity-check each variant before sending live traffic.

### Workaround today

Send traffic to the test's gateway invocation URL (the gateway splits across endpoints), or invoke the `DEFAULT` endpoint only.

Start at the `agentcore invoke` command and compare its option handling and endpoint forwarding with `agentcore run eval`; inspect the existing data-plane invoke helper's endpoint qualifier and the `AGENTCORE_RUNTIME_ENDPOINT` fallback precedent. Done means named endpoints can be selected directly, the fallback remains DEFAULT, and existing invoke options still work.

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