Add test driver for h3-pg#56

[isaacbrodsky]

Adds a test driver for bytesandbrains/h3-pg#56 to the core library for debugging this type of polygon that currently has a very high estimation.

[coveralls]

Coverage remained the same at 98.993% when pulling 0953747e1e829fbf43bdc7c1597ebfa64c16902f on isaacbrodsky:h3pg-56-test into 4b574f04829ea7ca0edb73048ac4ef4833301f05 on uber:master.

[nrabinowitz]

Not sure I'm following the goal of this PR - the test behavior seems correct. Is the idea that we'll have some strategy to identify cases like this in the future and allocate less memory?

[isaacbrodsky]

Not sure I'm following the goal of this PR - the test behavior seems correct. Is the idea that we'll have some strategy to identify cases like this in the future and allocate less memory?

Yes, this is to help test those cases in the C library, and also ensure we don't regress to requesting more memory in cases like this.

Aside: We may want to consider partial polyfill approaches that would allow us to provide a stream (or iterator) of results to the caller rather than requiring pre-allocating all the memory.

[isaacbrodsky]

Note also that the Win32 test for this actually fails with a segfault, so this does currently fail in some configurations.

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