[arrow] Fix misleading exception message in ArrowBundleWriter#8514
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ArrowBundleWriter.addElement() threw a RuntimeException whose message referenced an "orc file", a dead reference copied from an ORC writer skeleton. Correct it to name the Arrow write path, matching the sibling messages in the same class. Generated-by: Claude Code
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ArrowBundleWriter.addElement()threwRuntimeException("Exception happens while write to orc file"), but this class is the Arrow (not ORC) bundle writer — a dead reference left over from an ORC writer skeleton."Exception happens while writing arrow record", matching the sibling messages in the same class ("Exception happens while add vsr","Exception happens while flush to file").Tests
mvn -pl paimon-arrow spotless:check checkstyle:check(JDK 11) passes; the module's native/JNI unit tests run in CI.