Implemented new project structure #91
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Renaming and added new libraries that match the new project structure also added all test projects
This pull request refactors the project structure and build configuration to support a modular architecture and improve maintainability. It introduces several new library projects, updates Docker and build scripts to match the new structure, and cleans up unnecessary files and references.
Project structure and new libraries:
Informedica.DataPlatform.Lib,Informedica.FHIR.Lib, andInformedica.FTK.Lib, each with an initialSay.hellomodule and appropriate project references. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]GenCORE,GenUNITS,GenSOLVER, etc.), and updated references inDockerfile,.dockerignore, and build scripts. [1] [2] [3] [4]Build and Docker configuration:
Informedica.GenPRES.Server.dll. [1] [2]Build.fsto reflect the new modular structure.NU1510) inBuild.fsproj.Cleanup and file management:
.dockerignoreby removing references to obsolete folders and files, and adding new data and library folders to match the updated project layout. [1] [2] [3] [4]These changes lay the groundwork for a scalable, modular codebase and ensure the build and deployment processes are aligned with the new structure.