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   This pull request enhances the Bigtable reader by introducing a new 
`withColumns` option. This provides a convenient and templatable way to specify 
column filters for data retrieval, allowing users to define column families and 
qualifiers using a string-based format. This is especially beneficial in 
contexts like templates where direct `RowFilter` objects cannot be easily 
passed.
   
   ### Highlights
   
   * **New `withColumns` Option**: A `withColumns` method was added to 
`BigtableIO.Read`, allowing users to specify column filters using a flexible 
string format, which is particularly useful for templated pipelines.
   * **Flexible Column Specification**: The new option supports a string format 
for defining column filters, including wildcards (`*`), explicit inclusions 
(`{q1|q2}`), and exclusions (`!{q1|q2}`) of qualifiers, with support for 
escaping special characters like comma and pipe.
   * **Chained Filtering Logic**: The column filter generated from 
`withColumns` is automatically combined (chained) with any existing `RowFilter` 
specified via `withRowFilter`, enabling complex filtering scenarios.
   * **Internal Parsing and `RowFilter` Generation**: New internal methods 
(`parseColumns`, `addExcludeQualifiers`, `addIncludeQualifiers`, 
`cleanupQualifier`) were implemented to convert the string-based column 
specification into a Bigtable `RowFilter` object.
   
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   * 
**sdks/java/io/google-cloud-platform/src/main/java/org/apache/beam/sdk/io/gcp/bigtable/BigtableIO.java**
       * Added `withColumns` method to `BigtableIO.Read` for string-based 
column filtering.
       * Introduced `COLUMN_REGEX` and `QUALIFIER_REGEX` patterns for parsing 
column specifications.
       * Implemented `parseColumns`, `addExcludeQualifiers`, 
`addIncludeQualifiers`, and `cleanupQualifier` methods to construct `RowFilter` 
from column strings.
       * Modified `getRowFilter` to combine the new column filter with any 
existing row filter.
       * Added necessary imports for `ColumnRange`, `TreeSet`, `Matcher`, 
`Pattern`, `Splitter`, and `ByteStringComparator`.
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**sdks/java/io/google-cloud-platform/src/main/java/org/apache/beam/sdk/io/gcp/bigtable/BigtableReadOptions.java**
       * Added `getColumns()` and `setColumns()` abstract methods to 
`BigtableReadOptions` and its `Builder` to store the column specification 
string.
       * Updated `populateDisplayData` to include the new `columns` option in 
display data.
       * Added validation for the `columns` option in the `validate` method.
   * 
**sdks/java/io/google-cloud-platform/src/test/java/org/apache/beam/sdk/io/gcp/bigtable/BigtableIOTest.java**
       * Added `testParseColumnFilter` to verify the parsing logic and 
`RowFilter` generation for various column string formats, including combined 
row and column filters.
       * Imported `ColumnRange` for testing column range filters.
       * Updated an existing test case to pass `RowFilter` directly to 
`withRowFilter`.
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