[rpc] Client zero-copy lazy parse ByteBuf to avoid deep memory copy#2948
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closes #1184
Fix: each
DefaultCompletedFetch retains the parsedByteBufand releases indrain(). The response handler releases the base reference in finally. Netty refcounting keeps the buffer alive exactly until the last bucket's records are consumed.Effectively this is similar how it works in Rust SDK with Arc refcounting and Drop automatic release.
Both client paths now use zero-copy. isInnerClient flag removed as it was used only for this.