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Geospatial data types: set SRID for geometry (#1514)
From Snowflake docs: ``` For GeoJSON, WKT, and WKB input, if the srid argument is not specified, the resulting GEOMETRY object has the SRID set to 0. ``` So we need to explicitly set the SRID in our WKT geospatial strings so that this is set on the target rows and can be seen with `ST_SRID`. Test added Functionally tested
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