Disable the Parquet reader's wide lists tables GTest by default

[mhaseeb123]

Description

This PR disables Parquet reader's wide lists table gtest by default as it takes several minutes to complete with memcheck. See the discussion on PR #17059 (this comment) for more context.

Checklist

• I am familiar with the Contributing Guidelines.
• New or existing tests cover these changes.
• The documentation is up to date with these changes.

[davidwendt]

Thanks for doing this.

[vyasr]

Is there any faster way to test this so that we don't lose coverage? Alternatively, is there a way to only skip this in memcheck tests?

[mhaseeb123]

Is there any faster way to test this so that we don't lose coverage? Alternatively, is there a way to only skip this in memcheck tests?

Unfortunately no, we need to go beyond 2B keys. I am not aware if we have a mechanism for that, but I would be happy to do it that way instead.

[vuule]

Is there a way to run tests so that this test is included as well?

[mhaseeb123]

Is there a way to run tests so that this test is included as well?

If running locally, one can do something like ./PARQUET_TEST --gtest_also_run_disabled_tests

[mhaseeb123]

Had an offline discussion with @davidwendt and we agreed that it's best for now to keep this test disabled and not add to CI burden like we do for some other (increasing number of) gtests due to similar reasons. We can in the future devise a way to enable these tests in an efficient manner.

Alternatively, is there a way to only skip this in memcheck tests?

According to David, there is a way to skip it in just memcheck but it is mainly for working around temporary compute-sanitizer bugs not to avoid testing our code.

[mhaseeb123]

/merge