Hi,

Thanks for the great package - finding it super useful! We use AWS_PROFILEs and sometimes need to switch between profiles to access different buckets. We spotted the _cleanup() method in the tests but can't use it because the way the resource is created doesn't use the Session and therefore will always use the profile at the time that boto3 is imported (or, at least, this is my understanding). The following code snippet works if you change default_resource to return boto3.Session().resource('s3').

# %%
from s3path import accessor, S3Path
import os

# %%
def _cleanup():
    accessor.configuration_map.get_configuration.cache_clear()
    accessor.configuration_map.get_general_options.cache_clear()
    accessor.configuration_map.is_setup = False
    
# %%
os.environ["AWS_PROFILE"] = "shared1"
test_path = S3Path("/data1/test.txt")
test_path.read_text()

# %%
_cleanup()

# %%
os.environ["AWS_PROFILE"] = "shared2"
test_path1 = S3Path("/data2/test.txt")
test_path1.write_text()

I've made a PR which passes the tests. I'm assuming that you wouldn't want to provide some sort of cache clearing / cleanup utility to the users, but I'm happy to implement it myself given that it's relatively easy.