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transparent `ShapesModel.parse` geometry arguments

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Description

The geometry argument is used to select which kind of shapes to create when using ShapesModel.parse.
The possible arguments are 0, 3 and 6 which map to Circles, Polygon and MultiPolygon respectively.

Instead of relying on an incomplete enumeration of GEOS geometry types the argument should accept strings ( "circles", "polygon", "multipolygon").

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Start by locating the ShapesModel.parse entry point and its geometry argument handling. Update the accepted geometry values to the named strings for circles, polygon, and multipolygon, then verify that each selects the corresponding shape type and that the incomplete numeric enumeration is no longer required.

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python
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data
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Feature
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