wombatu-kun opened a new pull request, #16411:
URL: https://github.com/apache/iceberg/pull/16411

   ## What & why
   
   Resolves #15352.
   
   Flink ships pluggable FileSystem implementations (S3, HDFS, GCS, ...) that a 
Flink job already configures once for checkpoints and savepoints, including 
delegation-token and plugin-based authentication. Until now an Iceberg-on-Flink 
user had to separately re-configure Iceberg's FileIO for the same storage. 
FlinkFileSystemFileIO is a FileIO that discovers and delegates to Flink's 
FileSystem, removing the duplicate configuration and inheriting Flink 
FileSystem features such as delegation tokens (only the JobManager 
authenticates with Kerberos; TaskManagers reuse the token).
   
   It is opt-in via the catalog's io-impl property 
(CatalogProperties.FILE_IO_IMPL) and must not be set through table properties, 
since other engines cannot use Flink's FileSystem. There are no core/api 
changes, so core stays engine-agnostic.
   
   This revives #10151 by @pvary, which was closed only by the stale bot for 
inactivity, and ports it to all currently supported Flink lines (1.20, 2.0, 
2.1) with a few modernizations:
   
   - Implements the DelegateFileIO marker (FileIO + SupportsPrefixOperations + 
SupportsBulkOperations), mirroring HadoopFileIO, so it can also serve as a 
ResolvingFileIO delegate.
   - FlinkOutputFile.create() no longer reaches for a Hadoop exception type; it 
performs a Flink-native existence check and throws Iceberg's 
AlreadyExistsException, honoring the "no Hadoop where FileIO abstractions 
exist" boundary.
   - Stream wrappers use the current core finalize() suppression form.
   - Tests use Flink's own KryoSerializer (via the Flink module TestHelpers), 
the faithful way to verify serializability for Flink, which also avoids 
esotericsoftware Kryo version skew across Flink lines so no extra test 
dependency is needed.
   
   ## Tests
   
   TestFlinkFileSystemFileIO (added for v1.20, v2.0, v2.1): list-prefix at 
scale, file existence, prefix delete, bulk delete + bulk-delete error handling, 
read/write roundtrip, and Flink Kryo + Java serialization. All 8 tests pass on 
each of the three Flink trees; spotlessApply and checkstyle (main + test) pass 
on all three.
   
   Closes #15352
   


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