Derive the one_row_complex expectations of the Python-object cursors - #875

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Derive the one_row_complex expectations of the Python-object cursors

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Document the expectation rules and fold the JSON helper

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Derive nested values from Athena's text rendering

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Parse map and struct elements of arrays in the expected values

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Limit the nested-value rules to the shapes they model

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Check the nesting the rules model by type, and keep nulls

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Reject nested strings the cursors would not parse back

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Restrict nested strings to space-separated words

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Render nested scalars only for the types with a rule

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Check nested scalar types by type and reject empty renderings

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Follow the declared struct fields in the expected values

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Simplify and rename the expectation helpers

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Describe the nested-string constraint as one the data keeps

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Render nested nulls and struct fields as Athena does

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