feat(c): expose batch incremental reads - #748
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Purpose
Linked issue: N/A
Expose the existing fixed-range incremental scan and Arrow read capabilities through the C ABI. C consumers can now plan
(start_exclusive, end_inclusive]snapshot ranges instead of being limited to full batch scans.Brief change log
Tests
cargo test -p paimon-ccargo clippy -p paimon-c --all-targets -- -D warningsmkdocs build --strictcbindgenand verified all incremental declarations.API and Format
This is an additive C ABI change. It does not change the Paimon storage format. The new API performs fixed-range batch incremental reads and does not wait for future snapshots.
Documentation
Updated the C integration guide with mode semantics, a complete lifecycle example, ownership rules, and the fixed-range limitation. Cross-linked the batch incremental reading guide to the new C API.