#2039 Set is_primary to 1 on email, address for domain contacts

I'm digging into the places where the code handles is_primary due to duplicate handling/ queries
- see #2039

One distraction is that the domain contact's address & email are not marked is_primary. This
doesn't make sense to me as they ARE a contact in the DB

sql/test_data_second_domain.mysql

@@ -10,13 +10,13 @@ SELECT @addId := id from civicrm_address where street_address = '15 Main St';
 
 INSERT INTO civicrm_email (contact_id, location_type_id, email, is_primary, is_billing, on_hold, hold_date, reset_date)
       VALUES
-      (@contactID, 1, '"Domain Email" <domainemail2@example.org>', 0, 0, 0, NULL, NULL);
+      (@contactID, 1, 'domainemail2@example.org', 1, 0, 0, NULL, NULL);
 
 SELECT @emailId := id from civicrm_email where email = 'domainemail2@example.org';
 
 INSERT INTO civicrm_phone (contact_id, location_type_id, is_primary, is_billing, mobile_provider_id, phone, phone_type_id)
       VALUES
-      (@contactID, 1, 0, 0, NULL,'204 555-1001', 1);
+      (@contactID, 1, 1, 0, NULL,'204 555-1001', 1);
 
 SELECT @phoneId := id from civicrm_phone where phone = '204 555-1001';
 

xml/templates/civicrm_data.tpl

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ SET @contactID := LAST_INSERT_ID();
 
 INSERT INTO civicrm_email (contact_id, location_type_id, email, is_primary, is_billing, on_hold, hold_date, reset_date)
 VALUES
-(@contactID, 1, 'fixme.domainemail@example.org', 0, 0, 0, NULL, NULL);
+(@contactID, 1, 'fixme.domainemail@example.org', 1, 0, 0, NULL, NULL);
 
 INSERT INTO civicrm_domain (name, version, contact_id) VALUES (@domainName, '2.2', @contactID);
 SELECT @domainID := id FROM civicrm_domain where name = 'Default Domain Name';