feat: add column slice stitching - #8660
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✅ Gate recommendation: approve.
The revision closes the schema-metadata loss path across V2.0–V2.3 and restores stable row-ID loading for readers that add _rowid after opening. The encoded stitching path now preserves the relevant schema and row-identity contracts.
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This implements the Rust storage-layer artifact stitching proposed in Discussion #8615. Long-running fragment-local rewrites can stage immutable physical row slices and publish only after exact, gap-free coverage has been validated against the fragment snapshot.
Compatible current-version files are concatenated by relocating encoded pages and regenerating metadata and the footer, while unsupported layouts use the existing ordered decode/re-encode fallback. Binary-copy compaction now delegates encoded-file compatibility and footer handling to the same primitive without adopting the column-slice lifecycle.
The public surface in this PR is intentionally Rust-only. Python and Java bindings are deferred until the contract has settled.