Removed the FDB implementation of spatial indexing (in the geophile
package), and using github.com/geophile/geophile instead. The
coordinate system of the space differs between the two, so most of the
work here involves dealing with that change. Now, spaces are described
by double precision coordinates, so the scaling that used to be done
(SpaceLatLon.scaleLat/Lon) is no longer needed.
Updated expected results of geospatial part of
RulesTest. Space.toString is different. And in some tests, expected
rows and costs changed, by approximately a factor of 2, e.g. from 3
rows to 7. This change is plausible, given the different approach to
coordinate systems and scaling used with the new version of geophile.
First pass of IndexRowImpl (FDBIndexRow). Get the IndexRow interaface
completed, with an completely useless implementation in FDBIndexRow. Add
an empty test. 

Compiles and runs base tests OK. Not run with the ITs.
Merge remote-tracking branch 'github/master' into IndexRowImpl
Merge trunk to get some type changes. Fix one new broken problem.
Actually check the value of the byte array
Use a double that can't be a float
Added assertion message
Added a test that everything can insert as string

At the very least the loaders depend on this. And these are all
reasonable values that should be parseable.
Added test for GUID type
Added test to check unparseable string values
Removed timestamp column

it failed the test, and it's being removed, so I'm not worrying about it.
Changed test to use SelecetedParameterizedRunner

so that I can run individual parameters in intellij
Step Closer, Compiles, run a test without failures, but returns wrong
results.

Added a few more interfaces to remove more instances of the
PersisititIndexRow[Buffer] and replace with simple IndexRow. 

Enhance the FBDIndexRow a few steps to allow this to function without
failures, but with bad results.
Removed incorrect type option

Looks like jdbc doesn't send type info over jdbc, and a bunch
of the types end up being strings, so can't really test here.
Test: prepared statements with incorerct types

Most types are just parsed as strings, but we need to check binary
transferred stuff.
Throw better error on invalid GUID
Removed stale TODO
Fixed typo
Bit of cleanup