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Relax the reclaimed bytes check for hash build (#10833)
Summary: Join fuzzer detects check failure on hash build operator reclaim as the operator memory usage gets increased after reclamation. This happens when the parallel join build is running at a background and the memory reclamation is skipped. The parallel join build can cause additional memory usage such as data structure used to store parallel join data partitioning as well as duplicate row vector. This PR fixes this by skipping the reclaimed bytes check for hash build which only use the spill memory pool for memory reclamation. Pull Request resolved: #10833 Test Plan: This PR has run through join fuzzer in opt mode for 5 hours. Reviewed By: Yuhta Differential Revision: D61800038 Pulled By: xiaoxmeng fbshipit-source-id: 3135e6d908082598b4afe7e52efbb85611b57f60
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