feat(arrow-ord): support boolean in rank and sorting list of booleans

[rluvaton]

Which issue does this PR close?

Part of #6911

Rationale for this change

I want to sort list of of booleans

What changes are included in this PR?

added rank function for boolean and added tests for sorting list of booleans and ranking booleans

Are there any user-facing changes?

Yes, the rank function now support BooleanArray and sort support sorting list of booleans

this build on top of:

• chore(arrow-ord): move can_rank to the rank file #6910

[tustvold]

Rather than sorting booleans directly, it would be orders of magnitude faster to count the number of bits and use this to compute the result. Nulls can be handled by first computing the bitwise and with the values.

[rluvaton]

Rather than sorting booleans directly, it would be orders of magnitude faster to count the number of bits and use this to compute the result. Nulls can be handled by first computing the bitwise and with the values.

Great idea, did not think about it (I was just trying to implement before trying to make it fast as you said)

[tustvold]

Fair, I'll try to find some time over the next few weeks to review this, but I'm afraid I have very little time to review PRs, especially of this size

[rluvaton]

@tustvold Updated to improve performance, please let me know if that's what you meant

[Jefffrey]

Updated to improve performance, please let me know if that's what you meant

I think he was referring to the sort logic for booleans, which doesn't actually seem to be implemented in this PR? It might be worth splitting this PR as its doing two separate things and might cause confusion.

[Jefffrey]

This seems to be a dense_rank instead of rank which takes into account ties.

See the doctest example, where you can imagine "foo" as true and "bar" as false (or vice-versa):

arrow-rs/arrow-ord/src/rank.rs

Lines 42 to 46 in b77d38d

	/// # use arrow_array::StringArray;
	/// # use arrow_ord::rank::rank;
	/// let array = StringArray::from(vec![Some("foo"), None, Some("foo"), None, Some("bar")]);
	/// let ranks = rank(&array, None).unwrap();
	/// assert_eq!(ranks, &[5, 2, 5, 2, 3]);

I think the logic might need to be revisited for the boolean rank function?