perf(spanner): optimize decoding of large result sets#8454
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This pull request introduces performance optimizations for decoding Spanner values, including fast-path parsing for YYYY-MM-DD date strings and RFC 3339 timestamps, compiling specialized cell decoding closures, and caching decoders in PartialResultStream. Feedback highlights two critical issues: first, the fast-path date parser in SpannerDate uses the local timezone instead of UTC, which can lead to off-by-one errors; second, the fallback logic for struct fields in createDecoder incorrectly handles falsy values, potentially resulting in data loss.
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Optimizes row decoding for large result sets for the Spanner client by determining the type of decoder that should be used once, and then reuse that for each row. Also optimizes some of the specific decoders to use a fast-path option for the most common cases (e.g. valid DATE and TIMESTAMP strings).