Fix null handling for Arrow data #6227
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Motivation
I realized that we didn't add a test for Arrow data with NULLs. Turns out, the condition to identify NULLs was faulty (which wasn't apparent before since no nullability bitmask is created if no element is NULL).
Unfortunately, the existing C++ test (where we built the Arrow array manually) was also faulty which didn't catch the issue in the first place...