Validate against SQL Server vector properties inside JSON complex types

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We already validate against vector properties inside JSON owned entities, but not inside complex types.

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@AndriySvyryd this makes SqlServerModelValidatorTest.Does_not_throw_when_added_shadow_property_by_convention_is_not_of_primitive_type fail with:

System.InvalidOperationException : The model must be finalized and its runtime dependencies must be initialized before 'GetTypeMapping' can be used. Ensure that either 'OnModelCreating' has completed or, if using a stand-alone 'ModelBuilder', that 'IModelRuntimeInitializer.Initialize(model.FinalizeModel())' was called.

It's a bit odd, since the previous validation was also calling GetTypeMapping() - can you take a quick look?

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@AndriySvyryd this makes SqlServerModelValidatorTest.Does_not_throw_when_added_shadow_property_by_convention_is_not_of_primitive_type fail with:

System.InvalidOperationException : The model must be finalized and its runtime dependencies must be initialized before 'GetTypeMapping' can be used. Ensure that either 'OnModelCreating' has completed or, if using a stand-alone 'ModelBuilder', that 'IModelRuntimeInitializer.Initialize(model.FinalizeModel())' was called.

It's a bit odd, since the previous validation was also calling GetTypeMapping() - can you take a quick look?

Previous validation was filtering on typeof(SqlVector<float>) first. There's probably some property that doesn't have a type mapping, use FindTypeMapping instead