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### Steps to reproduce this issue

In `org.apache.dubbo.rpc.protocol.tri.ReflectionPackableMethod#init`:
```java
    public static ReflectionPackableMethod init(MethodDescriptor methodDescriptor, URL url) {
        Object stored = methodDescriptor.getAttribute(METHOD_ATTR_PACK);
        if (stored != null) {
            return (ReflectionPackableMethod) stored;
        }
        final String serializeName = UrlUtils.serializationOrDefault(url);
        final Collection<String> allSerialize = UrlUtils.allSerializations(url);
        ReflectionPackableMethod reflectionPackableMethod = new ReflectionPackableMethod(
            methodDescriptor, url, serializeName, allSerialize);
        methodDescriptor.addAttribute(METHOD_ATTR_PACK, reflectionPackableMethod);
        return reflectionPackableMethod;
    }
```
Triple will cache `ReflectionPackableMethod` in `MethodDescriptor`.

But `MethodDescriptor` is shared while different services.

Thus will cause:
1. A consumer expect to use X serialization and B consumer expect to use Y serialization
2. A consumer init first, and write A serialziation into `MethodDescriptor`
3. B consumer will directly use A serialziation dur to cache

### Proper solution

Cache `ReflectionPackableMethod` in `TripleInvoker` instead of `MethodDescriptor`.

### Note

It is very easy to occur in the scenario of generic invoke. 
return connectionClient.isConnected();
    }
    @Override
    public void destroy() {
        
        
        
        if (!super.isDestroyed()) {
            
            destroyLock.lock();
            try {
                if (super.isDestroyed()) {
                    return;
                }
                super.destroy();
                if (invokers != null) {
                    invokers.remove(this);
                }
                try {
                    connectionClient.release();
                } catch (Throwable t) {
                    logger.warn(PROTOCOL_FAILED_DESTROY_INVOKER, "", "", t.getMessage(), t);
                }
            } finally {
                destroyLock.unlock();
            }
        }
    }
}