Generate Element.Id/Extension.Url as normal FHIR primitive properties, not primitives. - #46
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# Conflicts: # src/Microsoft.Health.Fhir.CodeGen/Language/Firely/CSharpFirely2.cs
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Tuned the code generator so it no longer generates
Element.idandExtension.urlas special primitive .NET properties, they are now normal FHIR primitives instead.It also contains an (unrelated) hack to make sure the ObjectValue of the FHIR Integer64 type is a bit more flexible. This is temporary and will be removed when we are done with FirelyTeam/firely-net-sdk#2967. It is necessary to add this hack for now, since I had inadvertedly made a manual change of the same intent in generated code, which of course otherwise would be lost after running codegen with this PR again.