Currently, there are some useless includes in the codebase. We can use a tool named include-what-you-use to optimize these includes. By using a strict include-what-you-use policy, we can get lots of benefits from it.
1. solved the previous delayed unit test file size is too large (1.7G+) and the unit test link time is too long problem problems
2. Unify all unit tests into one file to significantly reduce unit test execution time to less than 3 mins
3. temporarily disable stream_load_test.cpp, metrics_action_test.cpp, load_channel_mgr_test.cpp because it will re-implement part of the code and affect other tests
mainly used for Spark Load process to calculate approximate deduplication value and then serialize to parquet file.
Try to keep the same calculation semantic with be's C++ version
In this change list
1. validate HLL column when loading data, if data is invalid, this row
will be filtered.
2. seems as empty HLL when serializing invalid type of HLL data, with
this change, all ingested data will be valid.
3. seems as empty HLL when deserializing nullptr or invalid type of HLL data.
With this change, dirty data can be handled normally.
4. rename function empty_hll to hll_empty.
5. disable memtable_flush_execute_test because this will fails
sometimes. When tearing down, some thread is not joined, and they will
visit destroyed resource, which is invalid.
Now size of HyperLogLog struct is so large that it lead the rowset is
too small when ingesting data. In this CL, registers in HyperLogLog are
only created when it is needed. When ingesting data, it's normal case
that there are only few values in one HyperLogLog.
