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• samples/snippets/data_client/data_client_snippets_async.py:140, tag bigtable_async_write_aggregate

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a new asynchronous code sample for Google Cloud Bigtable, demonstrating the use of the AddToCell mutation to increment values within a table. This enhancement provides developers with a clear example of how to leverage Bigtable's aggregation capabilities, ensuring proper setup of aggregate column families and robust error handling. The accompanying test updates validate the new sample's functionality, improving the overall coverage and utility of the Bigtable client library examples.

Highlights

• New AddToCell Mutation Sample: A new asynchronous sample, write_aggregate, has been added to demonstrate how to use the AddToCell mutation to increment values in a Bigtable table. This includes proper setup for aggregate column families and error handling.
• Test Suite Enhancements for Aggregation: The test suite now includes a new column_family_config fixture to define an aggregate column family (counters) with an int64 input type, which is essential for AddToCell mutations. The table_id fixture was updated to use this configuration.
• New Asynchronous Test: A new asynchronous test, test_write_aggregate, has been added to validate the functionality of the newly introduced write_aggregate sample.

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