[ntuple] Enable shared access to RNTupleFileWriter#21593
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Thanks! Apologies for the huge reviewing delay!
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Allow for multiple RNTupleFileWriters to share a single underlying Simple file. This is required for attribute writing support in Minifile-backed RNTuples.
The idea is turning all shared properties of RImplSimple into a
shared_ptr-accessed struct which is referenced by all clones of a Writer. Access is strictly single-threaded but that's enough for attribute writing.