Add binary string support for java client for sorted set commands

[asheryerm]

Add Java client support for GlideString (binary safe string) in the commands: zrevrank, zrevrankWithScore,zremrangebyscore, zremrangebylex, zrange, zrangestore, zrandmember, zlexcounter, zinterstore, zinter, zdiff, zcount, zadd.

[Yury-Fridlyand]

Add IT

[Yury-Fridlyand]

Instead of duplicating all classes, consider adding new method toBinaryArgs to all existing. That will cause smaller changes.
Update docs in SortedSetBaseCommands.java if you do that.

[asheryerm]

The reason I didn't create one class that supports toArgs and toArgsBinary is because this makes the usage more implicit. For example, each class will need a constructor with regular strings and a constructor with GlideStrings. If the user uses the GlideString constructor and then calls toArgs instead of toArgsBinary he could get unexpected results. So I think it is better to separate the logic.

Of course there tradeoffs and both implementations have their pros and cons.

[Yury-Fridlyand]

Too many changes for 1 PR
Try to split

[asheryerm]

Too many changes for 1 PR Try to split

The reason I had to add changes to this PR is because I needed functions/interfaces that I created in the original PR to implement z* commands.

The reason I didn't create one class that supports toArgs and toArgsBinary is because this makes the usage more implicit. For example, each class will need a constructor with regular strings and a constructor with GlideStrings. If the user uses the GlideString constructor and then calls toArgs instead of toArgsBinary he could get unexpected results. So I think it is better to separate the logic.

[asheryerm]

Added IT

IT added

[Yury-Fridlyand]

IT are added, but I can't validate anything above that. The PR is too huge.

[talxsha]

What does toString() do here? Same in String implementation

[eifrah-aws]

nit: use ArgsBuilder for smaller code footprint

[eifrah-aws]

You can use ArgsBuilder - this will reduce the code overhead you have here

[eifrah-aws]

Function public GlideString[] toArgsBinary() could be implemented using this one-liner:

public GlideString[] toArgsBinary() { return new ArgsBuilder().add(toArgs()).toArray(); }