Use an array of bytes for compile --include

[jviotti]

To address compiler string literal maximum interoperability lengths.

Signed-off-by: Juan Cruz Viotti [email protected]

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Summary: This PR changes the jsonschema compile --include code generator to emit schema contents as a byte array instead of a single (potentially huge) C/C++ string literal.

Changes:

• Generate static const unsigned char …_DATA[] with comma-separated 0xNN bytes (12 bytes per line) to avoid compiler string literal length limits.
• Add #include <cstddef> for std::size_t in the generated C++ header.
• Construct the generated std::string_view from the byte buffer via reinterpret_cast and an explicit size cast.
• Update the compile include golden tests to match the new header output format.

Technical Notes: The generated header now represents the JSON as raw bytes rather than a concatenated string literal, improving interoperability across compilers with string literal size limits.

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