Wheels: Don't build azure-servicebus on cp311

[frenck]

Proposed change

This PR disables building wheels for the Azure Service Bus integration. It depends on the azure-servicebus Python package, which has uamqp as a subdepedency.

uamqp is the problem maker in this case, as it specifically requires OpenSSL 1.1 to build, while we build our Python 3.11 wheels on Alpine Linux 3.17, which ships with OpenSSL 3.0.x.

Although Alpine provides a compatibility package (openssl1.1-compat-dev) that technically should be sufficient to build wheels, it does conflict with our existing OpenSSL development headers.

At this point, there is no direct path forward. This resulting in this integration becoming unusable on our container-based installation types once we switch to Python 3.11.

Everything in this PR, including the above, does not affect our current releases.

Upstream issue: Azure/azure-uamqp-python#276

CC @hfurubotten (codeowner of the azure_service_bus integration)

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