AVRO-3060: Support ZSTD level and BufferPool options

[dongjoon-hyun]

SPARK-34479 added ZSTD support in Avro data source.

ZSTD is a highly tunable compression codec. This PR aims to support additional ZSTD options.

• avro.mapred.zstd.level
• avro.mapred.zstd.bufferpool

ZSTD JNI bufferpool is a new feature and is supported by SPARK-34340/PARQUET-1973, too.

For the benchmark result of new buffer pool management, please see Apache Spark ZStandardBenchmark result.

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[dongjoon-hyun]

cc @iemejia , @Fokko , @wangyum

I hope we can give the controllability to the Spark users.

[iemejia]

LGTM Thanks @dongjoon-hyun, nice to see both the BufferPool and Level options now available in Avro too!

[dongjoon-hyun]

Thank you so much, @iemejia and @wangyum !