Implement int_from_ascii_radix

[niklasf]

Motivation here is to allow parsing integers without UTF-8 validation. Useful when strings are UTF-8 by only convention, and even some binary protocols. Similar to #101035.

Behaves exactly like from_str_radix, which already works with raw bytes internally.

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[niklasf]

Thanks! There are some open questions regarding the + character, which makes sense for FromStr, but may be unexpected in binary protocols. Abandoning this PR for now.

[Dushistov]

Proposal to add new function(s) was accepted by libs-team: rust-lang/libs-team#469

[niklasf]

Created a tracking issue: #134821