[WIP] Fix Merge Into Partial Updates with Global Index

[codope]

Change Logs

The USP of partial updates is that users don't have to specify all fields in the merge into command. However, with global index and partition path updates, merge into command will fail because the expectation is that full record is provided to HoodieIndexUtils::mergeIncomingWithExistingRecordWithExpressionPayload. This PR attempts to fix the behavior by doing partial merge and building full record i.e. get the merged record and then fill in the missing fields from existing record. The PR still uses record merger API in both the above method as well as HoodieMergedReadHandle#doMergedRead. Ideally, we would want to use the filegroup reader in HoodieMergedReadHandle instad of record merger. That's a larger refactoring and for now, maybe we can just error out with message that merge into partial updates are not supported with global index.

Impact

Fix Merge Into Partial Updates with Global Index

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[yihua]

Let's hold off any changes to the non-conventional merging logic that goes through merger or does not go through the file group reader. We can simplify the logic along with unifying the reader path.

[yihua]

The logic realizing MERGE INTO with partial update goes through the file group reader now which works with global index, mainly fixed by #13600. Closing this PR that is no longer needed.