refactor!: deprecate pl$from_arrow in favor of as_polars_df and as_polars_series
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pl$from_arrow in favor of as_polars_df and as_polars_seriespl$from_arrow in favor of as_polars_df and as_polars_series
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Close #677
A follow up for #727
Python Polars'
polars.from_arrowtakes apyarrow.Tableorpyarrow.Array(or something) as an argument and returns a DataFrame or Series.In R, it is more natural to use the S3 method dispatch than to do conditional branching with if depending on the argument type.