DRILL-7445: Create batch copier based on result set framework

The result set framework now provides both a reader and writer.
This PR provides a copier that copies batches using this
framework. Such a copier can:

- Copy selected records
- Copy all records, such as for an SV2 or SV4

The copier uses the result set loader to create uniformly-sized
output batches from input batches of any size. It does this
by merging or splitting input batches as needed.

Since the result set reader handles both SV2 and SV4s, the
copier can filter or reorder rows based on the SV associated
with the input batch.

This version assumes single stream of input batches, and handles
any schema changes in that input by creating output batches
that track the input schema. This would be used in, say, the
selection vector remover. A different design is needed for merging
such as in the merging receiver.

Adds a "copy" method to the column writers. Copy is implemented
by doing a direct memory copy from source to destination vectors.

A unit test verifies functionality for various use cases
and data types.

closes #1899
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