Collect keys from first 100 rows for arrayDataFrame#406
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Makes sense, and it's free since the data is already there.
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Previously it would only look at the first row. This resulted in sub-optimal dataframes with missing columns for data like:
This PR changes it to aggregate the keys of up to the first 100 rows of json objects. This should help with jsonl files especially.