branch-4.1: [fix](iceberg) Use object store path for data location #64028#64042
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Problem Summary: Iceberg data location resolution skipped the legacy object-store.path property and fell back directly to write.folder-storage.path or table location when write.data.path was not set. This could choose the wrong data location for tables that still rely on object-store.path. This change keeps write.data.path as the highest priority, then checks object-store.path before write.folder-storage.path and the default table data directory.
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Cherry-picked from #64028