Use ColumnBase.create in from_arrow, follow-ups in pyarrow 19 decimal support #21317
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ColumnBase.createinColumnBase.to_arrowto more reliably preserve dtype metadataArrowDtype.to_arrowwas still always returning apa.Decimal128objectThe added tests to
conftest-patch.pyuse"object"in the test body as pandas does not support a native decimal type. This is incongruent as we interpretobjectas string leading to incorrect results, which I think is becoming a defining different when usingobjectin cuDF vs pandasChecklist