experiment(serde_v8): derive_more enabled opaque wrappers #14096
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Experiment using derive_more to help generate magic-type wrappers with mostly opaque-ish internal types, so we can swap out Vec for SmallVec for ByteStrings. Creating them via Into/From rather than explicitly wrapping their internal type.
(Note that's just as efficient,
SmallVecs can be created from Vec's with no copying, it simply transfers ownership of the buffer on the heap)