Add structured b2o persistence for logical objects and improve lazy/proxy semantics#610
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Add structured b2o persistence for logical objects and improve lazy/proxy semantics#610FrancescAlted merged 13 commits intomainfrom
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Main Improvements:
This is now the structured persistence mechanism for objects such as C2Array, LazyExpr, and LazyUDF.
Persisted carriers can now reopen as their logical object type instead of remaining opaque array containers.
blosc2.open(..., mode="r") on persisted proxies no longer mutates the local cache implicitly.
This preserves direct read-only proxy semantics while allowing reopened lazy recipes to work correctly with proxy operands.
LazyExpr and LazyUDF now support user metadata both in memory and after persistence/reopen.
User vlmeta is stored separately from internal reconstruction metadata.
Persisted LazyExpr leaves are now discovered and reopened correctly.
Lazy recipes can now be bundled and reopened read-only without regressions.
This includes new regression coverage for proxy reopen semantics, lazy metadata round-trips, bundled lazy recipes, and platform-neutral path
expectations.