feat: Add Notion data source #29
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This commit introduces a new data source for reading from and writing to Notion databases. The data source is implemented using the `ultimate-notion` library and supports the following features: - Schema inference from the Notion database - Reading data from a Notion database into a Spark DataFrame - Writing data from a Spark DataFrame to a Notion database, with support for overwriting existing data - Direct conversion to and from PyArrow tables, avoiding the use of pandas for better performance The documentation has also been updated to include best practices for building custom data sources, including schema inference and avoiding pandas.
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This pull request adds a new data source for Notion, allowing users to read from and write to Notion databases directly from Spark. It uses the
ultimate-notionlibrary and is implemented with performance in mind, avoiding the use of pandas in favor of PyArrow. The documentation has also been updated with best practices discovered during the development of this data source.PR created automatically by Jules for task 7598744762680509010