Fix | Mark spatial datatypes as valid#1035
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Addresses issue #1031 and #1038.
For #1031, I changed the isValid bit to be set to
trueby default, as it is stated in the CLR specs. Leaving this isValid bit to false makes some of the Spatial Datatype operations on the server's end fail.For #1038, I've declared the default constructors as protected, to allow extension of Geometry and Geography classes.
I've also noticed that setObject() using Geography/Geometry weren't working as intended, so I'm fixing that as well.