Remove uneeded binary_op benchmarks #15632
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alamb
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these are benchmarks for arrow functions bool_and and false_count / true_count so I don't think we need them in DataFusion
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Which issue does this PR close?
ANDandOR#15462Rationale for this change
Some of these benchmarks were written for the wonderful analysis by @acking-you in #15462 of bool_or vs count_ones. While they were helpful for that analysis, they really are micro benchmarks for arrow kernels, not DataFusion so I think they don't belong in this repo.
Since most of the binary.rs operations call into arrow kernels, I didn't think adding more was useful at this time.
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