chore: make Arrow C++ optional for build tests - #170
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Adds GEOARROW_USE_ARROW_CPP, disabled by default, so the native test suite can build without Arrow C++. Arrow-dependent integration tests remain available when the option is enabled, and CI keeps them enabled in the default build. Also ignores the local Python virtual environment.