fix(spanner): remove json-iterator dependency #10099
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json-iterator heavily relies on an unmaintained modern-go/reflect2 that pokes at the internals of Go runtime. This was shown to cause failures in golang/go#54766 (comment). Switching to encoding/json does come with a performance penalty. Updates googleapis#9380
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json-iterator heavily relies on an unmaintained modern-go/reflect2
that pokes at the internals of Go runtime. This was shown to cause
failures in golang/go#54766 (comment).
Switching to encoding/json does come with a performance penalty.
Updates #9380