[roll] Roll fuchsia [fidl][llcpp] Decouple DecodedMessage and IncomingMessage DecodedMessage used to inherit from IncomingMessage, and represents the decoded form of an incoming message. This meant the destructor of DecodedMessage would invoke the base class destructor ~IncomingMessage, which is somewhat wasteful. We can improve clarity and avoid unneeded destructors by separating those classes. They are now related by a friend, such that only `fidl::DecodedMessage<T>` instances may decode an incoming message, "unsealing" the handles. This prevents handle leaks in situations where the user called `IncomingMessage::Decode`, then discarded the incoming message. Since decoding happens only after moving an incoming message into a `fidl::DecodedMessage<T>`, we can treat `IncomingMessage` effectively as always in encoded form, which is a nice simplification. Original-Reviewed-on: https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com/c/fuchsia/+/515925 Original-Revision: 520694b23ebf4c443179548a417e4dc23784f54d GitOrigin-RevId: de0a466292d6eda8679f3cf15bea9240969833fb Change-Id: I4a4a38193a06ad5a84d557861bc31389a6952722
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