Remove Old FPL Code #35
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- Remove FHIRDefinitions - Remove load function - Remove old API (fpl function) - Remove other unused errors, classes, and functions - Update app.ts to use new classes - Update README
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Description: This PR removes all the old deprecated code from FHIR Package Loader 1.x (e.g., FHIRDefinitions, load, etc), as well as the corresponding tests. Since the new version was designed with a goal of re-use, a separate exported API is no longer needed; the library itself is the API. As a result, the README was also significantly updated. This PR also updates the CLI to use the new PackageLoader classes.
Testing Instructions: Ensure this branch builds and that all tests pass. Try the CLI. Review the README closely.
Related Issue: N/A