Check if serialization done from .NET needs a reverse byte order to be compatible with Apache Kafka

[masesdevelopers]

          It is possible to add a property, named `UseKafkaClassForSupportedTypes` with default value set to `false`, to decide which kind of serializer use:

• false: the serializer will be the .NET one, e.g. int will be converted with BitConverter.GetBytes into byte array and BitConverter.ToInt32 from byte array to int:
  • Pro: the serialization happens in place and only the final result is transferred
  • Cons: the resulting data cannot be used from an application based on Apache Kafka serializer; the following are the snippet of IntegerSerializer and BitConverter.GetBytes:

Apache Kafka	CLR (source from GitHub)
```java public class IntegerSerializer implements Serializer { public byte[] serialize(String topic, Integer data) { if (data == null) return null; return new byte[] { (byte) (data >>> 24), (byte) (data >>> 16), (byte) (data >>> 8), data.byteValue() }; } } ```	```c# public static byte[] GetBytes(int value) { byte[] bytes = new byte[sizeof(int)]; Unsafe.As(ref bytes[0]) = value; return bytes; } ```

• true: the current serializer will be used, e.g. int will be converted with IntegerSerializer.Serialize into byte array and IntegerDeserializer.Deserialize from byte array to int:
  • Pro: there is full compatibility is serialization
  • Cons: current behavior is preserved like the CLR-JVM boundary traversing

Originally posted by @masesdevelopers in https://github.com/masesgroup/KNet/issues/435#issuecomment-1984967518