Make benchmark binaries (like tpch) compile faster

### Is your feature request related to a problem or challenge?

I found benchmark binaries takes a lot of time to compile, and most time is spent on compiling the binary itself.

I profiled the compiling time using:
```sh
# under benchmark/
cargo build --release --timings --bin tpch
```
On my m1 pro MacBook, the report shows 2 minutes is spent compiling dependencies including `datafusion` crate, and 4 minutes is spent on compiling a single `tpch` binary. For incremental builds, the later 4 minutes can't be avoided.
As a reference, `datafusion-cli` binary only took 10 sec to build on my machine.

This seems unusual, and I'm wondering is it possible to make it compile faster.

### Describe the solution you'd like

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### Describe alternatives you've considered

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### Additional context

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Start under benchmark/ by running `cargo build --release --timings --bin tpch` and comparing its report with the `datafusion-cli` build time described in the issue. Trace why the tpch binary spends several minutes compiling and determine a concrete change that reduces that time, then verify the improvement with the same timing command.

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