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arrow-array: generalize make_builder/StructBuilder #6764

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Users of this library may want to create their own builder types in order to experiment with new API shapes, or to support features that are currently not supported by the library. With minimal changes to the shape of the API, users can now extend the make_builder.

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Relates to #6349

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I am experimenting with how to handle union types for some dynamic data. As #6349 lays out, there is currently no support for unions underneath structs. That left me in a somewhat desperate situation whereby I was copying out the logic of make_builder in order to add one more case. Instead, with this change I can reuse the existing logic and intercept it as needed.

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No APIs are harmed in this change.

Users of this library may want to create their own builder types in
order to experiment with new API shapes, or to support features that are
currently not supported by the library. With minimal changes to the
shape of the API, users can now extend the make_builder.
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meh, for other reasons this wasn't that helpful and I just copied the make_builder code :(

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