perf: Optimize Stringify allocations (~2x faster) and document NewCli… #8
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…ent safety - Implement sync.Pool for bytes.Buffer reuse in Stringify. - Replace fmt.Fprintf with zero-allocation strconv calls for primitives. - Fix float32/float64 formatting precision. - Add security warning to NewClient regarding default client timeouts. - Include benchmark test file `strings_benchmark_test.go` to verify performance. - Add table-driven tests in `strings_test.go` covering all primitive types, edge cases (min/max), precision, and concurrency safety. - Fix all linting issues (parallel tests, error formatting, range loops).
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…ent safety
strings_benchmark_test.goto verify performance.strings_test.gocovering all primitive types, edge cases (min/max), precision, and concurrency safety.