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Don't we want to just replace e.g. fastlanes.bitpacked with a new deserializer that returns Patched(BitPacked) ?
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First step as part of replacing arrays with interior patches with wrapped PatchedArray in backward-compatible fashion.
We create a new wrapper array,
LazyPatchedArray. This only lives in-memory as an execution shim to bridge old-stylePatchesto new-stylePatchedArray.The follow up to this PR will update the
VTable::build()method to return ArrayRef, and update BitPacked::build() to return either BitPackedArray with interior Patches, or PatchedArray wrapping BitPacked, based on an experimental flag.