python: support arrow reader row limits#10
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Stack position: Rust PR after #9 (ABA-163).
Adds
max_rowssupport to pyiceberg_core ArrowReader so native RecordBatchReader output can preserve PyIceberg DataScan.limit semantics.Validation reported by implementer:
Current status: draft, under Codex red-team review. Known red-team focus: whether max_rows over-reads one extra batch, max_rows=0, batch slicing behavior, and stream termination semantics.