Expose point type with Bolt V2 #461
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Introduced Bolt V1 as an extension of Bolt V1 with point type support. Added interfaces to expose point with single multi-dimensional coordinate. These interfaces are now experimental and will most likely change before the next stable release.
Introduced new types for points instead of a single generic interface that represents an arbitrary-dimensional point. This makes it cleaner what kind of points are supported by the database. It also removes the need for coordinate array creation and removes the `Coordinate` interface all together.
To assert that both 2D and 3D points can be serialized and deserialized.
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Introduced Bolt V1 as an extension of Bolt V1 with point type support. Added interfaces to expose point with single multi-dimensional coordinate. These interfaces are now experimental and will most likely change before the next stable release.