Expect that column values as geometry points to be between a certain distance from a geocoded object.

expect_column_values_geometry_distance_to_address_to_be_between is a     [Column Map Expectation](https://docs.greatexpectations.io/docs/guides/expectations/creating_custom_expectations/how_to_create_custom_column_map_expectations).

Args:
    column (str):             The column name.             Column values must be provided in lon-lat or lat-long tuples/lists, WKT or WKB format, which are commom formats for GIS Database formats.             WKT can be accessed thhrough the ST_AsText() or ST_AsBinary() functions in queries for PostGIS and MSSQL.             Values must be in longitude - latitude coordinates for this method to work with geocoding.

Keyword Args:
    place (str):             The country, place, address, etc. to query. Expect to return a point from geocoder (Default: OpenStreetMaps (Nominatim)).             Note that this method uses the Latitude - Longitude Point returned by the geocoder, and not the shape(geometry)
    column_shape_format (str):             Geometry format for 'column' (wkt, wkb, lonlat, latlon). Column values can be provided in WKT or WKB format, which are commom formats for GIS Database formats.             latlon or lonlat also supports tuple pairs or list pairs in either Longtitude or Latitude first formats.             WKT can be accessed thhrough the ST_AsText() or ST_AsBinary() functions in queries for PostGIS and MSSQL.
    geocoder (str):             Geocoder from GeoPy to use to return the shape. While this is generic, the api is required to be available from GeoPy and must return a geometry.
    geocoder_config (dict str):             arguments to initialize the GeoPy geocoder. e.g. for paid services, an API_key is usually required. See GeoPy for reference.

Returns:
    An [ExpectationSuiteValidationResult](https://docs.greatexpectations.io/docs/terms/validation_result)

Notes:
    * The user is responsible to transform the column to a WKT or WKB format that is in the WGS84 coordianate system for earth.
    * Any geometry can be provided in the column value, but if it is not a POINT, the centroid will be evaluated.
    * Invalid geometries import as None and fail the test.
    * Other Coordinate Reference Systems are not yet supported.