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[GOBBLIN-1667] Create new predicate - ExistingPartitionSkipPredicate (#3526)

Currently the hive.dataset.existing.entity.policy.ABORT will not
abort if there is an existing partition. One option to resolve this
is to support the ABORT configuration but that might be backwards
incompatible, so introducing a new skip predicate called
ExistingPartitionSkipPredicate that will skip any partition that
already exists in the target table