Refactor A2A performance driver structure#139
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tests/performance/a2a_performance_driver.hto centralize constants, scenario names/order,Options/ScenarioResulttypes, and function declarations.tests/performance/a2a_performance_driver.cppto use the new header, replaced string literals with namedconstexprvalues, and moved shared helpers into thea2a::tests::performancenamespace.std::atomic<int>counter to avoid unnecessary locking on hot paths.std::async+ shared-result mutex with a fixed worker pool that usesstd::atomic<int>work distribution and per-thread result buffers so aggregation happens after measured operations finish, avoiding measurement bias from collection locks.tests/performance/README.mddocumenting the driver, measured fields, store backends, and example invocations.