Skip access check on absent will queue (backport #11023) #11024
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Resolves https://github.com/rabbitmq/rabbitmq-server/discussions/11021 Prior to this commit, an MQTT client that connects to RabbitMQ needed configure access to its will queue even if the will queue has never existed. This breaks client apps connecting with either v3 or v4 or with v5 without making use of the Will-Delay-Interval. Specifically, in 3.13.0 and 3.13.1 an MQTT client that connects to RabbitMQ needs unnecessarily configure access to queue `mqtt-will-<MQTT client ID>`. This commit only check for configure access, if the queue actually gets deleted, i.e. if it existed. (cherry picked from commit bb106ff)
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Resolves #11021
Prior to this commit, an MQTT client that connects to RabbitMQ needed configure access to its will queue even if the will queue has never existed. This breaks client apps connecting with either v3 or v4 or with v5 without making use of the Will-Delay-Interval.
Specifically, in 3.13.0 and 3.13.1 an MQTT client that connects to RabbitMQ needs unnecessarily configure access to queue
mqtt-will-<MQTT client ID>.This commit only check for configure access, if the queue actually gets deleted, i.e. if it existed.
This is an automatic backport of pull request #11023 done by Mergify.