Fix non streaming rpc endpoint #542
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This PR fixes the issue #538, which throws a RpcEndpointNotFoundException while creating an RPC endpoint for PartitionPerformanceReceiver in the CachedEventHubsReceiver for a non-streaming query. This issue happens because the RPC endpoint has not been opened on the driver side for non-streaming queries.
This PR updates the RPC endpoint creation in the CachedEventHubsReceiver and lets it make progress even without opening an RPC endpoint since we know that for non-streaming queries we don't need the endpoint.