Add support for use_logical_type in write_pandas.

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use_logical_type is a new file format option of Snowflake. It is a Boolean that specifies whether Snowflake interprets Parquet logical types during data loading. The default behavior of write_pandas is unchanged. When users write a dataframe that contains datetimes with timezones and do not pass use_logical_type = True as an argument, a warning is raised (see #1687). Providing this option also fixes issue #1687

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   Fixes SNOW-889573: write_pandas incorrectly writes timestamp_tz #1687

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Snowflake recently released a fix for issue #1688, which was server side related. The fix involves a new file format parameter "use_logical_type". When writing data that contains timezones, the parameter should be set to True. The pull request presented here not only adds this option to the write_pandas method, but also raises a user warning if the users writes a pandas dataframe that contains timezones, but does not set use_logical_type to True. Reason for raising a warning and not an error is to maintain old behaviour, and to prevent users from suddenly running into issues when updating their pandas version.

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