PARQUET-2165: Remove deprecated PathGlobPattern class

[steveloughran]

Remove the deprecated classes PathGlobPattern and
DeprecatedFieldProjectionFilter so that Parquet will
compile against hadoop 3.x.

If a thrift reader is configured to use the now-deleted filter,
by setting the filter in "parquet.thrift.column.filter",
a ThriftProjectionException will be thrown.

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It modifies the test TestParquetToThriftReadWriteAndProjection to switch to the strict filter in all test cases where the old one was being used.

*these tests now all fail with ThriftProjectionException: No columns have been selected

I could cut the tests "obsolete" but it would seem to me that moving the tests to the strict filter would be better. I will just need help doing this.

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[Fokko]

@steveloughran is this something that you still want to get in?

[Fokko]

Seems to conflict with #1076

[steveloughran]

This needs to be disposed of for building against more recent hadoop versions, so someone has to do it..