Rebuild for arrow_cpp10

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[h-vetinari]

Hey @conda-forge/snowflake-connector-python

Completely aside from the title of the PR (arrow 10 will need some more patching to find the correct libs in now two separate locations), I was wondering that linux builds seem to be segfaulting upon

import: 'snowflake.connector.arrow_iterator'

As the last CI run was passing a few days ago, I think this should be debugged, since it means the feedstock is currently not buildable; seeing that the respective import has "arrow" in the name, it's reasonable to suspect some interaction with arrow.

The only thing I can think of for arrow in the last couple of days were the migrations for google-cloud-cpp 2.5 and grpc 1.51.

Any experiences how snowflake might be exposed to those libraries, or are has anyone seen similar segfaults before?

CC @conda-forge/arrow-cpp