[roll] Roll fuchsia [component_manager] Optimize path representation

Before this change, all `cm_types::Path*` types stored the path as a
list of `Name` segments. This involves two levels of dynamic allocation:
one for the `Vec` and another for the `Name`, which is backed by
`FlyStr`.

- An additional 64 bits (one pointer) to store each path segment
- 64 bits to store the size of each segment (although this is mitigated
  by flyweights)
- Internal fragmentation from Vec capacity that goes unused

It is more space efficient to store the path as a `/`-separated string
-- whose overhead is only (n - 1) bytes where n is the number of path
segments.

Note that this change requires adding a small amount of complexity to
the type system. There is now a new type `NameRef`, an unowned
variant of `Name`, that is used to represent a path segment. Before we
used `&Name` to do this job, which was possible because each path
segment was stored as a `Name`. To avoid allocating a `Name`, we
introduce the unowned type which is backed by a `&str` slice.

Appears to save ~600KiB on release builds.

Original-Reviewed-on: https://fuchsia-review.googlesource.com/c/fuchsia/+/1278366
Original-Revision: b0ac655bfa264b594832dbe68715bf951b8a7370
GitOrigin-RevId: c07169e1439ee4d85f996318a30e69f044fde768
Change-Id: If06d6ef25c9409cf47c9e08023c4fafb2f334014
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README.md

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