1. Fix issue #13115
2. Modify the method of `get_next_block` or `GenericReader`, to return "read_rows" explicitly.
Some columns in block may not be filled in reader, if the first column is not filled, use `block->rows()` can not return real row numbers.
3. Add more checks for broker load test cases.
Add more detail profile for ParquetReader:
ParquetColumnReadTime: the total time of reading parquet columns
ParquetDecodeDictTime: time to parse dictionary page
ParquetDecodeHeaderTime: time to parse page header
ParquetDecodeLevelTime: time to parse page's definition/repetition level
ParquetDecodeValueTime: time to decode page data into doris column
ParquetDecompressCount: counter of decompressing page data
ParquetDecompressTime: time to decompress page data
ParquetParseMetaTime: time to parse parquet meta data
This change serves the following purposes:
1. use ScanPredicate instead of TCondition for external table, it can reuse old code branch.
2. simplify and delete some useless old code
3. use ColumnValueRange to save predicate
refactor some arguments for parquet reader
1. Add new parquet context to wrap reader arguments
2. Reduced some arguments for function call
Co-authored-by: jinzhe <jinzhe@selectdb.com>
Currently, Doris has a variety of readers for different file formats,
such as parquet reader, orc reader, csv reader, json reader and so on.
The interfaces of these readers are not unified, which makes it impossible to call them through a unified method.
In this PR, I added a `GenericReader` interface class, and other Readers will implement this interface class
to use the `get_next_block()` method.
This PR currently only modifies `arrow_reader` and `parquet reader`.
Other readers will be modified one by one in subsequent PRs.
