Use std::span to represent unowned buffers in storage engine integration layer interfaces

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      We've often used StringData to represent unowned buffers which aren't actually strings. Now that we have C++20, we can use std::span instead.

            Assignee:
            Thomas Goyne
            Reporter:
            Gregory Noma
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