nevzheng opened a new pull request, #12228:
URL: https://github.com/apache/gravitino/pull/12228

   ### What changes were proposed in this pull request?
   
   This is Stack 20 review unit 2 of 5. It depends on #12225.
   
   Review the commits in order:
   
   1. `feat(iceberg): wire retained table delete`
      - Routes Iceberg REST DELETE through the retained-table deletion 
coordinator when soft delete is enabled.
      - Keeps the existing behavior when the feature is disabled.
      - Treats a repeated DELETE of the already-retained table as successful 
without allocating another deletion generation.
      - Never deletes Iceberg files on the request thread.
   2. `fix(core): invalidate caches for table deletion lifecycle`
      - Invalidates the local table cache only after the relational transaction 
commits.
      - Propagates lifecycle changes to peer servers through the existing 
entity change log.
   
   **After this PR:** the existing Iceberg REST DELETE endpoint durably retains 
and hides the original table row, reserves its name, and keeps local and peer 
caches coherent. Deleted-table discovery and UNDROP are added by the following 
review units; physical purge remains separate work.
   
   Review order: #12222 → #12223 → #12225 → **this PR** → retained deletion 
read model → #12226 → #12227.
   
   Incremental diff:
   
https://github.com/nevzheng/gravitino/compare/codex/iceberg-rest-delete-20-01-delete-lifecycle...codex/iceberg-rest-delete-20-01b-delete-api-cache
   
   ### Why are the changes needed?
   
   The storage-backed deletion coordinator from #12225 must be connected to the 
existing REST DELETE path, with cache coherence across Gravitino servers, 
before deleted-table reads or recovery can be exposed.
   
   Related: #12221
   
   ### Does this PR introduce _any_ user-facing change?
   
   Yes. When Iceberg REST soft deletion is enabled, DELETE retains and hides 
the existing table row and reserves its name. When it is disabled, existing 
behavior is unchanged.
   
   ### How was this patch tested?
   
   The review-unit head passes focused relational cache invalidation, peer 
change propagation, DELETE routing, authorization, retry, concurrency, and 
asynchronous-purge compatibility tests.
   
   


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