Add schema-specialized RowBinary encoders - #406
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Adds Ch.RowBinary.Encoder for compile-time map, struct, and list-row specialization, with deterministic column ordering and validated table identifiers for generated insert bodies. Generated schemas bypass generic type dispatch through the same canonical type helpers used by Ch.RowBinary.encode/2, avoiding duplicated encoding semantics; fixed-width binary coalescing was benchmarked and omitted because it regressed performance. Adds Ch.RowBinary.prepare/1 plus a repeated apples-to-apples benchmark covering fixed rows, mixed list rows, map extraction, compile time, and BEAM size. Documents both APIs and adds parity, validation, ordering, and prepared-plan coverage; the full suite passes with 483 tests.