[VL] Gluten-it: Support using Delta tables in TPC-H and TPC-DS benchmarks#10562
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Add support for
--data-source=deltaingluten-it.The option now works by generating the same TPC-H / TPC-DS tables but using Delta's table layout. The benchmark will cover only trivial Delta write and TPC query runs on the tables as what
gluten-itdid before. DMLs, namely insertion, update, deletion are not covered at the moment.