.Net: Tidying up AzureOpenAIChatCompletionService - #7073
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Motivation, Context and Description
This PR fixes a small issue that would occur if the LLM started calling tools that are not functions. Additionally, it renames the
openAIClientparameter of theAzureOpenAIChatCompletionServiceclass constructor toazureOpenAIClientto keep the name consistent with its type. It also renames theAzureOpenAIChatMessageContent.GetOpenAIFunctionToolCallsmethod toGetFunctionToolCallsbecause the old one is not relevant anymore. The last two changes are breaking changes and it will be decided in the scope of the #7053 issue whether to keep them or roll them back.