Remove bincode dev-dependency from serde_bytes docs/examples - #61
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This PR removes bincode from serde_bytes dev-dependencies and updates docs/examples to avoid depending on bincode.
Why
bincode is currently only used as a dev/doc dependency in this repository, but it is flagged by RustSec as unmaintained:
Downstream distributions are tracking and remediating this across Rust packages, including Fedora:
This change is intended to reduce downstream security-policy/audit friction without changing crate API or runtime behavior.
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