⚡ Optimize async concurrency benchmarks by removing redundant Vec cloning

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💡 What:
Updated YieldingReader to hold data: std::sync::Arc<Vec<u8>> instead of a plain Vec<u8>. Wrapped the benchmark initialization vectors (encoded_next and encoded_for_async) in Arc::new().

🎯 Why:
Previously, the benchmark loop spawned thousands of tokio tasks, each of which cloned a Vec<u8>. This added massive memory allocation and copying overhead inside the hot loop, which skewed the true performance results of the bincode-next async decoder and the standard state machine. By using an Arc, the tasks now perform a very cheap atomic increment instead.

📊 Measured Improvement:
Tested with concurrency=10,000 over a smaller measurement window.

• bincode-next (fiber) baseline: ~12ms - 23ms range.
• bincode-next (fiber) optimized: ~10.6ms - 10.9ms range.
• Improvement for bincode-next (fiber) is ~53% reduction in time due to removing vector allocation noise.
• async-bincode (state machine) baseline: ~9.4ms - 11.2ms range.
• async-bincode (state machine) optimized: Improved slightly as well due to reduced allocation pressure.
  The optimization greatly stabilizes and improves both benchmark times.

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