(golang) give a random index for NewSubscriptionLoadBalancer #657
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Which Issue(s) This PR Fixes
Fixes #655
Brief Description
If use SimpleConsumer for consumption, due to the invalidation of the TopicRoute in the subTopicRouteDataResultCache, the SubscriptionLoadBalancer will be recreated, because the index is not given a random value (a random value is given in the Java client), the index always starts from 0, If the awaitDuration value is set too large, You may never be able to pull a message from a queue that is lower in order.
How Did You Test This Change?
I'm no golang expert, please help me improve my code if need.