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This PR optimizes the hash join build-side collection by adding a fast path for single-batch inputs and fixing a potential panic on empty inputs. These changes improve both performance and robustness.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 9831366548434749547 started by @Dandandan

This commit introduces two optimizations to the `collect_left_input` function in `HashJoinExec`:

1.  **Empty Build-Side Handling:** Adds a check to detect when the build-side of the join is empty. In this case, it now returns early with an empty `RecordBatch` and `JoinHashMap`, preventing a panic that would occur from calling `concat_batches` on an empty vector.

2.  **Single-Batch Fast Path:** Implements a fast path for when the build-side consists of a single `RecordBatch`. This avoids the overhead of calling `concat_batches`, which involves unnecessary memory allocation and data copying, leading to a significant performance improvement in such cases.
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