Build: Remove unused Avro dependency from iceberg-orc - #17694
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The iceberg-orc module declares an implementation dependency on Avro but does not reference any Avro classes; the palantir checkUnusedDependencies baseline confirms it is unused.
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iceberg-orcdeclares a directimplementationdependency on Avro, but the module does not reference any Avro classes, there is noorg.apache.avro.*ororg.apache.iceberg.avro.*usage anywhere underorc/src. The palantircheckUnusedDependenciesbaseline also reports it as unused. Avro remains available transitively where needed:iceberg-core(whichiceberg-orcdepends on) declares Avro as anapidependency, so dropping this redundant direct declaration does not change any module's compile or runtime classpath. Build-only; no source changes.iceberg-orccompiles and its tests pass with the dependency removed.