Add max_item_size() to etl::ipool #1001
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etl::ipool is defined by an underlying buffer with Max_Size * Item_Size bytes.
While Max_Size is accessible via max_size() and capacity(), Item_Size is not accessible publicly.
However, it would be helpful in a scenario where items are allocated dynamically, e.g. dynamically sized messages, with different header and payload sizes.
This pull request provides max_item_size() for exactly this reason.