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config/schema: improve unexpected array error

How it looks for a map:

NOWRAP
```lua
local schema = require('experimental.config.utils.schema')

local s = schema.new('foo', schema.map({
    key = schema.scalar({type = 'string'}),
    value = schema.scalar({type = 'string'}),
}))

s:validate({'a', 'b', 'c'})

-- Before the patch:
-- [foo] [1]: Unexpected data for scalar "string": Expected "string", got "number"

-- Now:
-- [foo] Expected a map, got an array: ["a","b","c"]
```
NOWRAP

How it looks for a record:

NOWRAP
```lua
local schema = require('experimental.config.utils.schema')

local s = schema.new('foo', schema.record({
    foo = schema.scalar({type = 'string'}),
}))

s:validate({'a', 'b', 'c'})

-- Before the patch:
-- [foo] Unexpected field "1"

-- Now:
-- [foo] Expected a record, got an array: ["a","b","c"]
```
NOWRAP

The tricky part of the patch is to determine that the given record/map
schema node never accepts a non-empty array, so we can report the error
message that is shown above.

For example, the following record/map schema nodes accept some array
values:

NOWRAP
```lua
local schema = require('experimental.config.utils.schema')

local s = schema.new('foo', schema.record({
    [1] = schema.scalar({type = 'string'}),
    [2] = schema.scalar({type = 'string'}),
    [3] = schema.scalar({type = 'string'}),
}))

s:validate({'a', 'b', 'c'}) -- OK
```
NOWRAP

NOWRAP
```lua
local schema = require('experimental.config.utils.schema')

local s = schema.new('foo', schema.map({
    key = schema.scalar({type = 'integer'}),
    value = schema.scalar({type = 'string'}),
}))

s:validate({'a', 'b', 'c'}) -- OK
```
NOWRAP

The patch implements the following criteria, when the friendly error can
be issued:

* a record has no numeric field 1
* a map has a key type that can't accept a number

The criteria covers the most typical scenarios: for example, when a
record/a map has string keys.

This change also improves error reporting of the validation step i... (continued)

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