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PostGIS: Allow to load TIN, PS and Triangle layers
The postgres provider is modified so that layers with TIN, PolyhedralSurface and Triangle geometries can be loaded. Geometries are converted to MultiPolygons (and Polygons for Triangles). The postgres test is completed to cover the loading of different types of layers
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Hugo Mercier
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@mhugo - this is a bit odd... I wonder why this isn't using QgsWKBTypes::hasZ / hasM instead?