feat(rust): add ForyStreamBuf infrastructure (Phase 1/3)#3341
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- Add standalone ForyStreamBuf with growable buffer - Implements fill_buffer for on-demand reading from std::io::Read - Buffer grows monotonically without compaction - No integration with Reader yet (zero impact on existing code) - Includes 4 unit tests for basic functionality Design follows C++ PR apache#3307 and addresses apache#3300. Part 1 of 3-phase implementation.
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Design follows C++ PR #3307 and addresses #3300.
Part 1 of 3-phase implementation.
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