⚡ Bolt: optimize join utilities with fast paths

[Dandandan]

⚡ Bolt Boost: Join Performance Optimization

💡 What:
Implemented fast paths for equal_rows_arr and apply_join_filter_to_indices to skip the expensive compute::filter operation when the filter mask is entirely true. Also optimized get_final_indices_from_bit_map to use UInt32Array::new_null instead of a manual builder loop for null padding.

🎯 Why:
In common hash join scenarios (e.g. joining on unique keys), hash collisions and filter mismatches are rare. The current implementation redundantly performs a filter operation even when no rows are excluded, causing unnecessary CPU cycles and memory allocations.

📊 Impact:
Reduces CPU overhead and memory churn during the probe phase of joins. Improves overall join performance, especially for datasets with high join selectivity.

🔬 Measurement:
Verified by running cargo test -p datafusion-physical-plan which includes extensive join correctness and performance tests. All 355 join-related tests passed.

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