Use cached deserialized values in SQL when possible [IMDG-125] #18172
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This PR ensures that the SQL engine attempts to re-use already deserialized values stored in an index, similarly to predicate API. This substantially improves map scan operations performance when there is at least one index on an
IMap.In addition to this, the PR ensures that we move both serialized and deserialized representations to the SQL engine to avoid serialization of entries that already have a
Datarepresentation. This improves the performance of index lookups by ~10-15%.