Stand up an Arrow Flight SQL server and connect a Python client to it

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Verified steps

  1. Install pyarrow: pip install pyarrow
  2. Subclass pyarrow.flight.FlightServerBase and implement do_get, do_put, and get_flight_info methods; register the server on a port with server.serve()
  3. Start the server in a background thread or process: server = MyFlightServer('grpc://0.0.0.0:8815'); server.serve()
  4. On the client side: import pyarrow.flight; client = pyarrow.flight.connect('grpc://localhost:8815')
  5. Issue a query by calling client.get_flight_info() with a FlightDescriptor, then retrieve data using client.do_get(ticket) where ticket comes from the FlightInfo response

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