lxy-9602 opened a new pull request, #215:
URL: https://github.com/apache/paimon-cpp/pull/215

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   ### Purpose
   
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   Linked issue: close #214 
   
   Support predicate pushdown in `DataEvolutionSplitRead`, aligned with the 
Java implementation.
   
   - Push predicates to file indexes and format readers for single-file row-id 
groups.
   - Use file indexes only to skip whole merged groups, avoiding row 
misalignment between files.
   - Exclude system fields and predicates outside the read schema from pushdown.
   - Ignore stale indexes for fields overwritten by newer files.
   - Compose bitmap index selections with row ranges and deletion vectors.
   - Skip blob and vector-store files when evaluating merged-group indexes.
   
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   ### Tests
   
   Added and updated tests covering:
   
   - Predicate selection by read schema and system-field exclusion.
   - Single-file bitmap and format-level predicate pushdown.
   - Merged-group pruning and column alignment.
   - Stale indexes on overwritten fields.
   - Missing physical predicate columns.
   - Bitmap selections intersecting row ranges with empty, partial, and 
non-empty results.
   - Physical row-id preservation after bitmap selection.
   - Parquet page-level and ORC row-group predicate pushdown without file 
indexes.
   
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   ### API and Format
   
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