[client] Fix corruption after zero-copy lazy parse ByteBuf#3008
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Summary
After #2948, INDEXED/COMPACTED rows reference pooled Netty ByteBuf memory. When DefaultCompletedFetch.drain() releases the buffer, BinaryString fields in returned ScanRecords become dangling references — causing corruption like in https://github.com/apache/fluss/actions/runs/24007394419/job/70013234004?pr=3004
Fix: when building field getters for log record projection, defensively copy STRING/CHAR fields via BinaryString.copy() for formats that reference pooled buffers. ARROW is excluded since VectorizedColumnBatch already produces independent string copies.
The copy flag propagates through nested types (ARRAY, MAP, ROW) so structures like ARRAY are also safe.