Support reading and writing data with the Arrow format #354
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This PR adds support for reading Parquet files as Arrow data, and writing Arrow data to Parquet.
This uses the Arrow reading and writing functionality from the Arrow Parquet C++ library and passes Arrow data between C++ and .NET using the Arrow C Data Interface, without needing to copy it.
I've also added new benchmarks that use Arrow data and fixed the benchmarks so that they run when
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