feat: optimize library API when using csvlens as a library, dropping clap dependency #118
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though I did hold back arrow to v53 (coz another library I was using - Polars, was still at v53)
for backwards compatibility, we retain the old `run_csvlens` library for just parsing the input csv and introduce a new `run_csvlens_with_options` to pass csvlens parameters as a struct
as it turns out Polars is using its own fork of arrow2
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Thanks @jqnatividad ! |
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run_csvlens_with_optionsfor a more ergonomic API interface for library usagearrow, as Polars is still on arrow 53resolves #116