feat(rest): add policy management APIs - #829
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Purpose
Ports the data-policy half of the experimental REST management API added in apache/paimon#9400 to Rust: the row filters and column masks a REST catalog stores per principal and applies at read time.
What it adds
api/management.rsgainsPolicyType,RowFilter,ColumnMask,DataPolicyandListPoliciesRequest, mirroringorg.apache.paimon.management, andRESTApigainslist_policies,create_policyanddrop_policy, with thin delegates onRESTCatalog. Wire names, query parameters and client-side validation follow Java. No new dependencies.