add queue_durability property to amqp_consumer input #4628
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Added a Queue Durability property to amqp_consumer input plugin.
The amqp_consumer input plugin always creates at RabbitMQ server a queue with durable 'true',
that meas RabbitMQ is saving messages to disk in the queue util they are consumed. Sometimes it is needed to avoid impact of disk I/O and set the queue 'not durable'. It is easy to do in plugin configuration file.
Please review the code if it can be merged.