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feat(hive): add timestamp type for hive #7369

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after #6668, timestamp datas could be parsed successfully.

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FANNG1 commented Aug 29, 2022

arrow2 generates physical type int64 for timestamp, while the timestamp the parquet file may be int96, so we use the real parquet meta to decode the data.

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