Use Azure Service Bus sessions for ordered, stateful message processing

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Verified steps

  1. Create a Service Bus queue or topic subscription with session support enabled (requires Standard or Premium tier)
  2. Publish messages with the SessionId property set to a string identifying the ordered group
  3. On the consumer side, accept a session using the ServiceBusSessionReceiver (acceptSession or acceptNextSession) to lock the session exclusively
  4. Process and settle all messages in the session, then renew the session lock periodically if processing is long-running
  5. Configure dead-lettering on the subscription: messages that exceed MaxDeliveryCount are moved to the dead-letter subqueue automatically

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