Update Azure service name to Azure DocumentDB - #22
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This pull request makes a minor update to the
blogs/content.ymlfile to clarify the product name in the DocumentDB open-source announcement. The reference to "Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB (vCore)" has been changed to "Azure DocumentDB" for accuracy.CC: @patty-chow