[python] Add replace_tag support to TagManager and FileStoreTable#7904
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Allow replacing an existing tag with a new snapshot, aligning with Java Table.replaceTag() behavior. The tag must already exist; the snapshot can be specified by ID or defaults to the latest.
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Purpose
Java supports replacing an existing tag with a new snapshot via Table.replaceTag() and Spark's ReplaceTagProcedure. pypaimon currently lacks this capability.
Users who want to update a tag (e.g. periodically refreshing a latest-prod tag to point to the newest snapshot) must delete and re-create it, leaving a window where the tag does not exist. replace_tag provides atomic replacement semantics.
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