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Currently when the token is being parsed, the string values are saved into string properties and into a Dictionary<string, object>.
Leverage the underlying UTF8 bytes to return Span when property values are requested.
When reading the token bytes the start index and length of claim value can be saved into a dictionary, which is located in the Payload JsonClaimSet instance.
The properties then can use the saved indices to slice into the original token bytes, returning them.
Don't immediately save strings into a string property, do it on first access.
Currently when the token is being parsed, the string values are saved into string properties and into a Dictionary<string, object>.
Related to #2581, #2495.
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