Rewrite twiddle syntax on Scala 3 as extension methods

[mpilquist]

This was partially done in #9 but I was unable to get all examples compiling. The goal is to remove these implicit conversions:

twiddles/core/shared/src/main/scala-3/org/typelevel/twiddles/Twiddles.scala

Lines 38 to 41 in 7a26b38

	implicit def toTwiddleOpCons[B <: Tuple](fb: F[B]): TwiddleOpCons[F, B] = new TwiddleOpCons(
	fb
	)
	implicit def toTwiddleOpTwo[B](fb: F[B]): TwiddleOpTwo[F, B] = new TwiddleOpTwo(fb)

and the associated AnyVals.

See #11 for a potential starting point.

[mpilquist]

Note part of #9 had to be rolled back due to #19

[taig]

I recently ran into the same problem as in #19 but needed a solution that works with extension methods. It's not pretty, but it works, so I'm just leaving this here as trivia:

Not working, breaks type inference (see #19):

extension [A](self: Self[A])
    def imap[B](f: A => B)(g: B => A): Self[B]
    def to[B](using convert: Convert[A, B]): Self[B] = imap(convert.to)(convert.from)

Surprisingly working, but the additional parentheses were a deal-breaker for me:

extension [A](self: Self[A])
    def imap[B](f: A => B)(g: B => A): Self[B]
    def to[B]()(using convert: Convert[A, B]): Self[B] = imap(convert.to)(convert.from)

Working drop-in replacement:

extension [A](self: Self[A])
    def imap[B](f: A => B)(g: B => A): Self[B]
    inline def to[B]: Self[B] =
      val convert = summonInline[Convert[A, B]]
      imap(convert.to)(convert.from)