Column index access support

This patch adds the ability to use column index based access to parquet files in pig, which allows for rename capability similar to other file formats.  This is achieved by using the parametrized loader with an alternate schema.

Example:
# File Schema: {c1:int, c2:float, c3:chararray}
p = LOAD '/data/parquet/' USING parquet.pig.ParquetLoader('n1:int, n2:float, n3:chararray', 'true');

In this example, the names from the requested schema will be translated to the column positions from the file and will produce tuples based on the index position.

Two test cases are included that exercise index based access for both full file reads and column projected reads.

Note:  This patch also disables the enforcer plugin on the pig project per discussion at the parquet meetup.  The justification for this is that the enforcer is too strict for internal classes and results in dead code because duplicating methods is required to add parameters where there is only one usage of the constructor/method.  The interface for the pig loader is imposed by LoadFunc and StoreFunc by the pig project and the implementations internals should not be used directly.

Author: Daniel Weeks <dweeks@netflix.com>

Closes #12 from dcw-netflix/column-index-access and squashes the following commits:

1b5c5cf [Daniel Weeks] Refactored based on rewview comments
12b53c1 [Daniel Weeks] Fixed some formatting and the missing filter method sig
e5553f1 [Daniel Weeks] Adding back default constructor to satisfy other project requirements
69d21e0 [Daniel Weeks] Merge branch 'master' into column-index-access
f725c6f [Daniel Weeks] Removed enforcer for pig support
d182dc6 [Daniel Weeks] Introduces column index access
1c3c0c7 [Daniel Weeks] Fixed test with strict checking off
f3cb495 [Daniel Weeks] Added type persuasion for primitive types with a flag to control strict type checking for conflicting schemas, which is strict by default.