⚡ Optimize memory allocations in concurrency benchmarks

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💡 What: Modified YieldingReader to take Arc<Vec<u8>> and wrapped the encoded_next buffer in Arc before the concurrency loops.
🎯 Why: To prevent redundant memory allocations (Vec::clone()) linearly proportional to the benchmark concurrency level, giving truer measurements on decoding speed alone.
📊 Measured Improvement: The optimization achieved roughly a 5% performance improvement for concurrency levels at 1,000 tasks (1.065 ms baseline vs 1.016 ms optimized), mostly by eliminating memory allocations overhead within the measured loops.

Note: Includes some automated formatting changes produced by cargo fmt as required by the pre-commit review phase.

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