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Add bulk I/O missed in the recent std::array optimization - #760
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Numeric std::array values still use element-by-element I/O in Cereal, YAS, and Boost binary archives, despite the existing bulk paths for numeric vectors. Add backend-specific array parsers that transfer the contiguous payload in one binary-data operation while preserving the current wire format.