refactor(arrow): Rename parameter in delete_filter for clarity#1955
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The parameter `delete_file_path` in `get_delete_vector_for_path` was misleading because the function expects a data file path, not a delete file path. Renaming it to `data_file_path` accurately reflects its usage.
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Thanks @robertmu for this fix!
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The parameter
delete_file_pathinget_delete_vector_for_pathwas misleading because the function expects a data file path, not a delete file path. Renaming it todata_file_pathaccurately reflects its usage.