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feat(inspect): iterate live files one manifest at a time - #1135

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Metadata-table readers need live files from a snapshot without reading every manifest up front. Add LiveFiles, which opens one manifest at a time, filters deleted entries, supports selected file columns, and retains the schema, partition specs, and FileIO needed by the stream.

Tests exercise format versions 1/2/3, multiple manifests, retained input ownership, deferred reads, sticky read failures, and empty snapshots. Each individual manifest is still materialized by ManifestReader::LiveEntries.

Extracted from #1120. Builds directly on main. Snapshot selection stays with scan validation in #1120; this PR only supplies live-file iteration.

Validation: 64 metadata tests and C++20 compatibility passed in a standalone static Debug build. Pre-commit and clang-tidy 22.1.8 passed. The full split composition passed 144 tests with one expected format-version skip.

Shared-library build and C++20 linkage passed. The local shared Debug runtime check hits std::bad_cast in existing Avro encoding while writing test fixtures, before the new helper runs; the same failure reproduces in unchanged main V1/V2/V3 manifest-writer tests. This split does not change those writer/encoder implementations.

Extract a focused piece from the metadata table implementation with its tests.

Co-authored-by: Codex <codex@openai.com>
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