feat: Out of core CSV support using Apache Arrow CSV reader (fast 🔥!)

[maartenbreddels]

@JovanVeljanoski we need to discuss this, how we expose this.
Questions

• Do we always want to have lazy csv reading? Or if below say 20% of available RAM, load into memory directly? Or special methods? vaex.io.open_csv_lazy vaex.io.open_csv_memory (better be explicit?).
• How to we expose the pandas route?

I want to move some input/output function from __init__.py into io.py, let me know if you like it.

Stats on a 70GB CSV file (on nyx, 64 cores AMD ryzen):

• Openining: 4-6 second (fast row count estimate) $ time py.test tests/csv_test.py -v -k test_large_csv_count_array_lengths
• Reading a single column 9-10 seconds $ time py.test tests/csv_test.py -v -k test_large_csv_count_array_lengths

TODO

• Expose all Arrow options https://arrow.apache.org/docs/python/generated/pyarrow.csv.open_csv.html#pyarrow.csv.open_csv
• clean up tests

[yohplala]

Hi @maartenbreddels
Sorry, I am seeing this PR.
A question out of curiosity: does the Apache Arrow Out-of core CSV reader is able to work with zipped csv?
Having the csv files zipped is something common (at least, pandas read them, transparently unzipping them I guess).
Does Apache Arrow do the same?
Clearly not understanding in depth memory mapping, I could hint that this zipping makes things more complex, does it?

[JovanVeljanoski]

In this PR we will also try to support reading of gziped CSV. Here are some relevant threads or comments:

• Unable to open gzipped CSV's [BUG-REPORT] #2070
• [BUG-REPORT] vaex.from_csv gets EmptyDataError on import of space delimited file without conversion, without being told compression='gzip' #1879 (relevant discussion)

[maartenbreddels]

• Python package / main (macOS-latest, 3.6) (pull_request)

This one hangs quite regularly