feat(bigquery): allow the user to ask for skipping parsing rows when quering#7848
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Summary
This PR introduces a new optional boolean flag, skipParsing, to the BigQuery.query, Table.getRows, and Job.getQueryResults methods.
When skipParsing is set to true, the library bypasses the internal mergeSchemaWithRows_ logic. Instead of returning idiomatic JavaScript objects (where BigQuery types are mapped to JS types), the rows result will contain the raw BigQuery API wire format (e.g., an array of { f: [{ v: '...' }] } objects).
Motivation
Providing access to raw rows offers two primary benefits: