Example of migration from ClickHouseRowBinaryStream

### Use case
For users, migrating from old client

### Describe the solution you'd like
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### Describe the alternatives you've considered
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### Additional context
I have code, that insert `(UUID, UUID, UUID, byte[])` objects with `clickhouse-jdbc:0.3.1-patch`:
```java
@Override
protected ProcessorResult send(List events) throws BackendServiceFailedException {
var sentEvents = new LinkedList();
try (ClickHouseStatement statement = this.connection.createStatement()) {
statement.write().send(
"INSERT INTO tracing_spans_local (trace_id, parent_span_id, span_id, payload)",
stream -> {
for (var event : events) {
write(stream, sinkEvent.getInternalEvent())
}
},
ClickHouseFormat.RowBinary);

@Override
protected boolean write(ClickHouseRowBinaryStream stream, Event event) throws IOException {
// ...
stream.writeUUID(traceId.get());
stream.writeUUID(parentSpanId.orElse(DEFAULT_UUID));
stream.writeUUID(spanId.get());
stream.writeUnsignedLeb128(event.getBytes().length);
stream.writeBytes(event.getBytes());
```

Now I'm trying to updage to `client-v2:0.8.2` and have no idea how to rewrite this. Tried to use `RowBinaryFormatWriter`, but it looks very complex and have no docs. Probably, it's not for client use?

Comienza comparando el uso anterior de ClickHouseRowBinaryStream con el punto de entrada client-v2 RowBinaryFormatWriter y la JDBC client API mencionada en el issue. Documenta la migración equivalente para UUIDs, el payload con prefijo de longitud y los datos de bytes, con un ejemplo completo que muestre cómo se envía el insert.

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