Try async analyzer on Azure SDK common patterns

[pakrym]

See dotnet/roslyn-analyzers#5367

[jsquire]

Rule is not enabled by default in .NET 7. (docs)

According to the docs, this does not seem like it would play well with the sync/async patterns in the Azure SDK, given that we generally run both paths through a common method and control with a conditional:

It's safe to suppress a warning from this rule in the case where there are two separate code paths for sync and async code, using an if condition. Also if there is a check for whether the Task has resolved, it is safe to use sync methods and properties

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