[fix](iow) force drop partition in INSERT OVERWRITE

[morrySnow]

What problem does this PR solve?

Problem Summary:

"Insert overwrite" can be achieved by using "replace partition". By default, the replaced partition will be placed in the recycle bin. However, in the "insert overwrite" scenario, the partitions placed in the recycle bin make it difficult to restore the table to its previous state. And if a large number of partitions are placed in the recycle bin, it will significantly increase the load of the recycle bin. Therefore, now the "insert overwrite" operation no longer places the replaced partitions into the recycle bin.

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