Refactor transport tests to inspect outgoing RPCs - #89
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Transport tests previously repeated Spanner fake servers to verify outgoing options and plan/stat output combinations. Inspect role, priority, and query mode through shared client interceptors instead, using the emulator for session and transaction setup.
Move arbitrary plan/stat combinations to unit tests and retain two fake-server smoke cases for the eager and lazy SDK-to-output paths. Add an internal client-option injection point without changing CLI behavior. The migrated request tests now require Docker, like the existing emulator integration suite.
Validation: Go 1.25.13 full test suite with Colima, build, and golangci-lint passed. Interceptor tests cover rejection before sending and preserving the server status after a send returns EOF.