Fix 90 day data collection for Azure Service Bus - #1249
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Similar to how resource-id is handled
PhilBastian
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This is consistent to how this is documented in ServiceControl
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Azure Service Bus keeps 90 days worth of data but will only return 30 days in a single query. This change splits the 90 day period into 30 day reporting windows and runs a query against each one.
A similar fix has already been applied to ServiceControl Particular/ServiceControl#5545