Phs/Put pull #69 back

Treating byte arrays as decoded values of unframed byte sequence types does not actually conflict with using an encoding "fast path".

The trick is to realize that the fast path only applies to calls to `#encode`, since the optimization can only apply when we're allowed to return our own parameter.  It would be moot if we had to make a copy, which is exactly what `#encode_to_stream` has to do.

If control reaches `#encode_to_stream`, then in essence we've already given up on the fast path.  As such we can still require that the incoming values be "decoded", and that we encode them.

Since raws and byte tuples have byte-identical encoded and decoded forms, it's harmless to let them skip the array allocation by letting in byte arrays directly.

Since a bytes does not encode as itself, we still require the encoding step to take place.  To signal this, bytes types still reject incoming byte arrays.

With that out of the way: we're allowed to have both optimizations.  Put #69 back.