[KYUUBI #6726] Support trino stage progress

[taylor12805]

🔍 Description

Issue References 🔗

This pull request fixes #6726

Describe Your Solution 🔧

Add trino statement progress

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• Bugfix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
• New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
• Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to change)

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Be nice. Be informative.

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[lsm1]

@taylor12805 Before submitting the pull request, we can use ./dev/reformat to format the code.

[taylor12805]

@taylor12805 Before submitting the pull request, we can use ./dev/reformat to format the code.

@lsm1 thanks for reminding. I added test case for trino statement progress, however since trino don't have sleep function, I can't mock multiple stages case. Do you have some ideas?

[lsm1]

@taylor12805* Before submitting the pull request, we can use ./dev/reformat to format the code.

@lsm1* thanks for reminding. I added test case for trino statement progress, however since trino don't have sleep function, I can't mock multiple stages case. Do you have some ideas?

Adding a sleep function in Trino is not straightforward, so simple unit tests should be sufficient for now.