Rename method to avoid confusing name clash with parent#815
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…latform#815) * rename method to avoid confusing name clash with parent * add tests * remove public modifier from tests
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Spring Data added a new package-private method in v2.5.0 that clashes in name with
SpannerQueryMethod.getMethod(). Sonar had angry thoughts about this that came up when I set Spring Boot version to 2.5.x in this repo.This PR should fix Sonar's complaint about a confusing method name. Also, since this method never had any business being public, and because this is a breaking change anyhow, I've reduced visibility to package-private.