feat(oracle): Add support for UUID binary conversion and handlers for Oracle RAW(16) #232
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…ts for consistency
…andlers in Oracle UUID tests
… with usage examples and configuration details
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Introduce automatic conversion between Python UUID objects and Oracle RAW(16) binary format. Implement input and output type handlers for seamless integration, along with comprehensive unit tests to ensure functionality. Enable configuration options for UUID handling in the Oracle driver.