chore(NA): avoid more native modules on production dependencies

[mistic]

Closes https://github.com/elastic/kibana-operations/issues/131

This PR is the final step needed for us to re-enable pointer compression on serverless.

It introduces a cli later used in a CI check that will prevent the addition of new native modules on production as discussed and agreed with Luke and Brandon previously.

It also removes the usages of cbor-x and replaces those with a wrapping package @kbn/cbor which relies on the implementation coming from borc with no native modules involved.

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[Ikuni17]

Nice work

[afharo]

Does this mean that we don't need to install gcc in our docker images?

[mistic]

@afharo I'm not sure if there are other dependencies of it but we might check it later, good thing you remembered us to check it 😃

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