[c++] Trivial parameterizes in test/common.cc#2910
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Issue and/or context: As tracked on issue #2407 / [sc-51048].
Changes:
Up until now the number of rows in arrow-schema/arrow-data for dataframe setup from Python/R to C++ has had 3 slots. On #2785 it will necessarily have 5. This PR parameterizes some hard-coded values of
3to now referencen, afterint n = 3.Similarly, this PR replaces a hard-coded within-function 1000 to a new parameter
dim_maxfor use by callers, who will need explicit construction access to test resize logic for upcoming PRs on #2407.Notes for Reviewer: