tolerate missing padding at the end of the last block of parquet files#99857
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tolerate missing padding at the end of the last block of parquet files
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The Parquet spec requires zero-padding the last block to the full block size, but some writers (e.g. parquet-go) only write bytes for the actual values. The missing bytes correspond to padding values beyond total_values_remaining that would never be read by decodeImpl, so we reduce the miniblock's readable value count to match the available data.