Add article: Reordering an Unordered Azure Service Bus Stream with PowerShell

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Summary

This article explores a PowerShell approach for turning an out-of-order Azure Service Bus stream into ordered, session-aware output.

• Uses message deferral as broker-backed payload storage.
• Uses session state as a compact ordering index.
• Walks through the input sequence 1, 3, 4, 2 and the resulting ordered output.
• Includes two terminal screenshots and a complete terminal screencast.
• Clearly separates the demonstrated state machine from production guarantees and discusses atomicity, concurrency, gaps, duplicates, and recovery.

Validation

• Rebased the article commit onto the current upstream/main before submission.
• Updated the filename and front matter to the September 14, 2026 publication date.
• Verified the pubs repository and linked script on the current public main branch.
• Started the Azure Service Bus Emulator with Docker Compose, built the module in Release mode, and reproduced the article flow with a unique session: input 1,3,4,2 produced output 1,2,3,4 with bodies event-1 through event-4.
• Inspected both screenshots and verified all three published media paths in generated HTML.
• git diff --check and npm run build passed locally.
• The branch diff contains only the article and its three media assets.

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