GH-43097: [C++] Implement PathFromUri support for Azure file system

[OliLay]

Rationale for this change

See #43097.

What changes are included in this PR?

Implements AzureFS::PathFromUri using existing URI parsing and path extraction inside the AzureOptions.

Are these changes tested?

Yes, added a unit test.

Are there any user-facing changes?

No, but calling PathFromUri will now work instead of throwing due to no implementation provided.

• GitHub Issue: [C++][FS][Azure] Implement PathFromUri support #43097

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⚠️ GitHub issue #43097 has been automatically assigned in GitHub to PR creator.

[kou]

It seems that other filesystem implementations use internal::PathFromUriHelper(). Can we use it in Azure filesystem too?

[OliLay]

It seems that other filesystem implementations use internal::PathFromUriHelper(). Can we use it in Azure filesystem too?

I tried that at first, but the issue is that for Azure we have to support different URI schemes where the authority is handled differently.
An example:
abfss://storageacc.blob.core.windows.net/container/some/path vs. abfss://acc:pw@container/some/path where both are accepted URIs by arrow and should yield the same path container/some/path.

So just using internal::PathFromUriHelper() (either with prepending the authority or with not prepending it) would break parsing one of these URIs. So we'll have to check which kind of URI we have and decide based on that - I saw this is already implemented in AzureOptions::FromUri (and this also returns the path), so I just used this.

[Tom-Newton]

I'm happy 👍

[Tom-Newton]

nit: It would be nice to have a comment explaining why internal::PathFromUriHelper() can't be used in this case.

[OliLay]

Good idea, I added a comment. 👍

[OliLay]

@kou Can you give it another look? I think it should be good to go.

[kou]

+1

Sorry for my late review...

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