Add an outbound binary send primitive to all transports - #113
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Part 2/6 of the source@v1 stack (tracker: #95).
What it adds:
send_binary_message()on the connection interface and all four transports (ESP client/server, host client/server). The ESP server transport gets a single-in-flight send slot that is allocation-free in steady state; the completion callback fires exactly once per call.How it's used: part 3's source task calls it once per audio chunk. No callers yet in this part, so no behavior changes.