Introduce SerializationDepth value object to reduce primitive obsession#13
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get_serialization_depth_for_class was doing type-checking (is Integer or Hash?), key-coercion (symbol vs string), and falling back to a hardcoded default — all inline. Extract that logic into Observable::SerializationDepth#for_class, making Instrumenter unaware of how depth config is shaped. https://claude.ai/code/session_01KWZUse79XR68i6nGa8VgTu
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Extracts serialization depth configuration logic into a dedicated
SerializationDepthclass, removing theget_serialization_depth_for_classmethod fromInstrumenterand replacing primitive type-checking with a proper value object.