[iceberg] Pass table location when creating tables via the REST committer#8290
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Purpose
IcebergRestMetadataCommitter#createTablecreates tables without a location. Catalogs that auto-assign one tolerated this but AWS Glue's Iceberg REST endpoint does not, so creation failed. This PR passes the location Paimon already writes its metadata to normalised to s3:// (Glue rejects the s3a:// scheme Paimon's warehouse uses).Issue: #8267
Tests
IcebergRestMetadataCommitterTest#testToRestLocationNormalizesScheme;