feat: implement AggCountWhere to support generic counting using Filter

[lbooker42]

Groovy Examples

Table countTable = table.aggBy(List.of(
        AggCountWhere("filter1", "intCol >= 50"),
        AggCountWhere("filter2", "intCol >= 50", "intCol != 80"),
        AggCountWhere("filter3", Filter.or(Filter.from("intCol >= 50", "intCol == 3"))),
        AggCountWhere("filter4", "true"),
        AggCountWhere("filter5", "false"),
        AggCountWhere("filter6", "intCol % 2 == 0"),
        AggCountWhere("filter7",
                Filter.and(Filter.or(Filter.from("false", "intCol % 3 == 0")),
                        Filter.or(Filter.from("false", "intCol % 2 == 0")))),
        AggCountWhere("filter8", "intCol % 2 == 0", "intCol % 3 == 0"),
        AggCountWhere("filter9",
                Filter.and(Filter.and(Filter.from("intCol > 0")),
                        Filter.and(Filter.from("intCol <= 10", "intCol >= 5")))),
        // Multiple input columns
        AggCountWhere("filter10", "intCol >= 5", "doubleCol <= 10.0"),
        AggCountWhere("filter11", "intCol >= 5 && intColNulls != 3 && doubleCol <= 10.0"),
        // DynamicWhereFilter
        AggCountWhere("filter12", new DynamicWhereFilter(setTable, true, MatchPairFactory.getExpressions("intCol")))),
        "Sym").sort("Sym");

Python Examples

from deephaven import empty_table
from deephaven.agg import count_where

table_size = 120000000
table = empty_table(table_size).update(["int1M=randomInt(0,1000000)", "int640=randomInt(0,640)", "int250=randomInt(0,250)"]).select()

# zero-key
t_count = table.agg_by(aggs=count_where(col="count", filters=["int1M < 500000", "int1M > 499000"]))

# bucketed
t_count = table.agg_by(aggs=count_where(col="count", filters=["int1M < 500000", "int1M > 499000"]), by="int250")

[jmao-denver]

Python changes mostly look good with a questionable indentation change.

[cpwright]

The filter changes look good to me, and I'm happy that the code size only modestly increased this way.

[cpwright]

Want to check coverage before we merge, but I think all my concerns are addressed.

[deephaven-internal]

Labels indicate documentation is required. Issues for documentation have been opened:

Community: deephaven/deephaven-docs-community#369