exceptions: explicitly catch and throw OutOfMemoryException

[mfkl]

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[marcin-krystianc]

I've tried it and looks good 👍
An example stack trace in case of bad_alloc exception looks like this:

 Error Message:
   System.OutOfMemoryException : bad allocation
  Stack Trace:
     at ParquetSharp.ExceptionInfo.Check(IntPtr exceptionInfo) in d:\workspace\ParquetSharp\csharp\ExceptionInfo.cs:line 33
   at ParquetSharp.ExceptionInfo.Return[TValue](IntPtr handle, GetFunction`1 getter) in d:\workspace\ParquetSharp\csharp\ExceptionInfo.cs:line 74
   at ParquetSharp.ExceptionInfo.Return[TValue](ParquetHandle handle, GetFunction`1 getter) in d:\workspace\ParquetSharp\csharp\ExceptionInfo.cs:line 67
   at ParquetSharp.ColumnReader.get_HasNext() in d:\workspace\ParquetSharp\csharp\ColumnReader.cs:line 68
   at ParquetSharp.LogicalBatchReader.DirectReader`2.ReadBatch(Span`1 destination) in d:\workspace\ParquetSharp\csharp\LogicalBatchReader\DirectReader.cs:line 23
   at ParquetSharp.LogicalColumnReader`3.ReadBatch(Span`1 destination) in d:\workspace\ParquetSharp\csharp\LogicalColumnReader.cs:line 199
   at ParquetSharp.LogicalColumnReader`1.ReadBatch(TElement[] destination, Int32 start, Int32 length) in d:\workspace\ParquetSharp\csharp\LogicalColumnReader.cs:line 163
   at ParquetSharp.RowOriented.ParquetRowReader`1.ReadColumn[TValue](Int32 column, TValue[] values, Int32 length) in d:\workspace\ParquetSharp\csharp\RowOriented\ParquetRowReader.cs:line 66
   at lambda_method200(Closure, ParquetRowReader`1, Row1[], Int32)
   at ParquetSharp.RowOriented.ParquetRowReader`1.ReadRows(Int32 rowGroup) in d:\workspace\ParquetSharp\csharp\RowOriented\ParquetRowReader.cs:line 55
   at ParquetSharp.Test.TestRowOrientedParquetFile.TestWriteMultipleBatches(Boolean useSpan) in d:\workspace\ParquetSharp\csharp.test\TestRowOrientedParquetFile.cs:line 363
   at InvokeStub_TestRowOrientedParquetFile.TestWriteMultipleBatches(Object, Object, IntPtr*)
   at System.Reflection.MethodInvoker.Invoke(Object obj, IntPtr* args, BindingFlags invokeAttr)

[adamreeve]

Looks good to me thanks @mfkl