chore(dataobj): pool instances of dataobj encoders #16166
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While grafana#16146 moved the final buffers used by dataobj builders to a shared pool, there was one remaining source of persistent memory footprint per builder: encoding.Encoder instances. As encoding is an infrequent operation, builders do not need to persist implementations of encoding.Encoder, and instances can be shared across builders to reduce overhead.
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While #16146 moved the final buffers used by dataobj builders to a shared pool, there was one remaining source of persistent memory footprint per builder: encoding.Encoder instances.
As encoding is an infrequent operation, builders do not need to persist implementations of encoding.Encoder, and instances can be shared across builders to reduce overhead.