This is a range defined by the Input Iterators returned from its begin() and end() members. Callers may directly iterate the RowStream instance, which will return a sequence of StatusOr<Row> objects.
For convenience, callers may wrap instances in a StreamOf<std::tuple<...>> object, which will automatically parse each Row into a std::tuple with the specified types.
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