Elements can be constrained with canonicals that contain versions#898
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A version can be included as part of a canonical type in an OnlyRule. This version is included in the target profiles of the type.
If an element with a canonical type is constrained with versioned types, it is still possible to assign a value to that element as long as it matches a target profile. The version provided in the constraint is not checked when this value is assigned.
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Fixes #863 and completes task CIMPL-791.
The version provided with the canonical type on the type constraint is appended to the
targetProfileon the element. When values are assigned to the element, the version is not checked. For example, if an element is constrained toCanonical(Patient|4.0.1), then anyPatientinstance can have its canonical assigned to the element, regardless of the version of thePatientprofile it is an instance of.Basically: authors are allowed to specify a version in the type constraint, and that version will appear in the FHIR resource, but the version does not affect SUSHI's type checks.