fix(types): fast-decode hot events at padded kernel struct size

The BPF side reserves sizeof(struct ...) via bpf_ringbuf_reserve, so the
userspace ringbuf sample length equals the C struct size INCLUDING trailing
alignment padding. For five event structs whose last field is 32-bit but
which also contain a __u64 (forcing 8-byte trailing pad), the *EventSize
fast-decode gate constants were set to the unpadded field-sum size instead
of sizeof:

  open_event              300 -> 304
  fd_event                 28 -> 32
  ret_event                36 -> 40
  socket_event             36 -> 40
  open_by_handle_at_event  28 -> 32

Because the kernel payload length never equalled those constants, the fast
explicit-offset decoders were silently bypassed and every such event
(including the very hot ret_event on each syscall exit, and fd_event on
read/write/etc enter) fell back to the slow reflection-based binary.Read
path. binary.Read reads only the field bytes and ignores trailing padding,
so values were always correct -- this was a performance regression, not a
correctness bug; verified by decoding padded payloads.

Fix mirrors the existing socketpair/accept/pipe/eventfd/poll V1/V2 handling:
the size gate now accepts both the kernel sizeof and the legacy field-sum
size (the latter still emitted by Go binary.Write in tests and Bytes()), and
the trailing pad bytes are ignored. Added kernel-layout tests feeding the
padded payload for all five fixed decoders.

Audit (task i20) confirmed every other event struct's Go layout, field order,
and fast-decode offsets match the C side byte-for-byte.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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