[x/programs] Pass arguments as one serialized tuple

[samliok]

As @richardpringle and I discussed offline, it may be more effective to serialize all arguments in one tuple instead of serializing each argument individually.

Currently, when calling #[public] functions from the host or with call_program we do the following

• we serialize every individual parameter using borsh and then prepending it with the length of its bytes.
• deserialize each individual parameter in rust by grabbing the byte length and then calling borsh

By serializing all arguments into a singular tuple(which borsh supports), we can reduce serialization and a good amount of memory allocations. Take the transfer function for example
pub fn transfer(program: Program, sender: Address, recipient: Address, amount: i64) -> bool

Currently we must serialize and then deserialize every argument we want to pass in. Instead on the host side we could create a tuple like (program, sender, recipient, amount) and then perform only one serialization as described above. On the receiving end, we adjust the #[public] proc macro to do the following

• deserialization the entire tuple at once
• split the tuple up and sequentially pass the arguments to the desired function

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