platinumhamburg opened a new pull request, #2399:
URL: https://github.com/apache/fluss/pull/2399

   This commit introduces a new fluss-codegen module that provides runtime code 
generation capabilities using Janino compiler.
   
   Core framework:
   - CodeGeneratorContext: Manages reusable code fragments and member variables
   - JavaCodeBuilder: Type-safe builder for constructing Java source code with 
support for modifiers, parameters, and various code constructs
   - CompileUtils: Compiles generated source code using Janino with caching
   - GeneratedClass: Wrapper for generated class with source and compiled class
   - CodeGenException: Exception for code generation failures
   
   Code generators:
   - EqualiserCodeGenerator: Generates RecordEqualiser implementations for 
comparing InternalRow instances, supporting all Fluss data types
   
   Key features:
   - Type-safe API with Modifier enum, PrimitiveType enum, and Param class
   - Comprehensive support for all Fluss data types including nested types
   - Field projection support for partial row comparison
   - Compiled class caching for performance
   - Janino dependency shaded to avoid classpath conflicts
   
   Testing:
   - Comprehensive unit tests for all components
   - Generated code snapshot tests for reviewer understanding
   - 297 test cases covering edge cases and error handling
   
   License:
   - Janino (BSD 3-Clause) license included in META-INF/licenses/
   
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