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[Go] remove stale type id from type system
Feature Request
remove following type id, clean code and fix tests.
// UINT8 Unsigned 8-bit little-endian integer
UINT8 = 100 // Not in mapping table, assign a higher value
// UINT16 Unsigned 16-bit little-endian integer
UINT16 = 101
// UINT32 Unsigned 32-bit little-endian integer
UINT32 = 102
// UINT64 Unsigned 64-bit little-endian integer
UINT64 = 103
// FIXED_SIZE_BINARY Fixed-size binary. Each value occupies the same number of bytes
FIXED_SIZE_BINARY = 104
// DATE32 int32_t days since the UNIX epoch
DATE32 = 105
// DATE64 int64_t milliseconds since the UNIX epoch
DATE64 = 106
// TIME32 Time as signed 32-bit integer representing either seconds or milliseconds since midnight
TIME32 = 107
// TIME64 Time as signed 64-bit integer representing either microseconds or nanoseconds since midnight
TIME64 = 108
// INTERVAL_MONTHS YEAR_MONTH interval in SQL style
INTERVAL_MONTHS = 109
// INTERVAL_DAY_TIME DAY_TIME interval in SQL style
INTERVAL_DAY_TIME = 110
// DECIMAL256 Precision- and scale-based decimal type with 256 bits.
DECIMAL256 = 111
// SPARSE_UNION Sparse unions of logical types
SPARSE_UNION = 112
// DENSE_UNION Dense unions of logical types
DENSE_UNION = 113
// DICTIONARY Dictionary-encoded type also called "categorical" or "factor"
DICTIONARY = 114
// FIXED_SIZE_LIST Fixed size list of some logical type
FIXED_SIZE_LIST = 115
// LARGE_STRING Like STRING but with 64-bit offsets
LARGE_STRING = 116
// LARGE_BINARY Like BINARY but with 64-bit offsets
LARGE_BINARY = 117
// LARGE_LIST Like LIST but with 64-bit offsets
LARGE_LIST = 118
// MAX_ID Leave this at the end
MAX_ID = 119
DECIMAL = DECIMAL128
// Fory added type for cross-language serialization.
// FORY_TYPE_TAG for type identified by the tag
FORY_TYPE_TAG = 256
FORY_SET = 257
FORY_PRIMITIVE_BOOL_ARRAY = 258
FORY_PRIMITIVE_SHORT_ARRAY = 259
FORY_PRIMITIVE_INT_ARRAY = 260
FORY_PRIMITIVE_LONG_ARRAY = 261
FORY_PRIMITIVE_FLOAT_ARRAY = 262
FORY_PRIMITIVE_DOUBLE_ARRAY = 263
FORY_STRING_ARRAY = 264
FORY_SERIALIZED_OBJECT = 265
FORY_BUFFER = 266
FORY_ARROW_RECORD_BATCH = 267
FORY_ARROW_TABLE = 268
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@lzaeh
i will catch up