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This pull request addresses a broken integration test by reverting a
previous commit and introducing a comprehensive overhaul of the
Protobuf-to-Beam schema conversion system. The changes involve replacing the
deprecated `ProtoBeamConverter` with a new `ProtoDynamicMessageSchema` that
offers a more robust and flexible approach to handling Protobuf messages and
Beam Rows. Key improvements include refined nullness handling, enhanced support
for 'one-of' fields, and a more detailed schema string representation, all
aimed at improving the reliability and maintainability of schema-related
functionalities.
### Highlights
* **Protobuf Schema Conversion Rework**: The entire mechanism for converting
between Protobuf messages and Beam Rows has been refactored. The deprecated
`ProtoBeamConverter` has been removed and replaced with a new, more modular
`ProtoDynamicMessageSchema` which uses a series of `Convert` classes to handle
different field types and logical types.
* **Nullness Handling and Validation**: Numerous instances of
`checkArgumentNotNull` have been replaced with `Verify.verifyNotNull` or direct
null checks across various logical types (`Date`, `DateTime`,
`EnumerationType`, `MicrosInstant`, `NanosDuration`, `NanosInstant`,
`OneOfType`, `Time`). Additionally, `@SuppressWarnings("nullness")` annotations
have been added to several logical type classes, indicating a broader
adjustment to nullness guarantees.
* **OneOf Type Enhancements**: The `OneOfType` logical type no longer
enforces that its subfields must be non-nullable, and its `createValue` methods
have been made more generic. This change is also reflected in the Thrift schema
integration.
* **Schema Pretty Printing Refactoring**: The `Schema.java` class now
provides a more detailed, multi-line `toString()` implementation, leading to
the removal of extensive pretty-printing utility methods from
`SchemaUtils.java`.
* **Removal of `FieldValueHaver`**: The `FieldValueHaver` interface and its
related implementations in `ByteBuddyUtils.java` and `JavaBeanUtils.java` have
been removed, simplifying the internal reflection-based schema utilities.
* **Protobuf Test Simplification**: Several test messages and related test
cases in the Protobuf extension have been removed or simplified, streamlining
the testing of the new schema conversion logic.
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