vladislav-sidorovich commented on code in PR #15407:
URL: https://github.com/apache/iceberg/pull/15407#discussion_r3143763703


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+# Delta Lake Golden Tables
+
+## Overview
+This directory contains the **Delta Lake Golden Tables**, a set of reference 
data tables used to verify compliance with the Delta Lake protocol.
+
+These tables cover various features of the Delta Lake specification (e.g., 
different protocol versions, partition strategies, checkpoints, and data 
types). They act as a "compliance suite" to ensure that this project's 
reader/writer implementation can correctly handle data produced by the official 
Delta Lake reference implementation.
+
+## Origin & Attribution
+These resources were sourced directly from the open-source Delta Lake project.
+
+* **Source Repository:** [delta-io/delta](https://github.com/delta-io/delta)
+* **Module Path:** `connectors/golden-tables/src`
+* **License:** Apache License 2.0 (See 
[LICENSE](https://github.com/delta-io/delta/blob/master/LICENSE.txt) in the 
project)
+
+## Purpose
+The primary goal of these tables is **integration testing**.
+
+Each folder represents a specific "edge case" or feature configuration in 
Delta Lake. By running the conversion against
+these tables, we verify that:
+1.  **Protocol Versioning:** We respect `minReaderVersion` and 
`minWriterVersion`.
+2.  **Feature Support:** We can read tables with `checkpoints`, `vacuumed` 
files, `deletion vectors`, or `column mapping`.
+3.  **Data Consistency:** We read the correct number of rows and column values 
as defined by the transaction log (`_delta_log`).
+
+## Table Inventory & Explanations
+
+The tables are typically named after the specific feature they test. Below are 
explanations of common patterns found in this suite:

Review Comment:
   Not really. Initially I added all the table, but then I removed them from 
the PR to reduce the PR size. I will add other tables in the follow-up PRs to 
keep test coverage robust. 
   
   The plan described in the PR description.



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