0.1.3

Added

• ferroterm healthcheck, a subcommand that sends one GET /health to the
  server's own listen address and exits 0 on 200 OK, 1 otherwise with the
  reason on stderr. The distroless image has no shell or HTTP client, so this
  is what its new HEALTHCHECK runs, and the shipped compose.yaml states the
  same block: docker compose up --wait now waits for a serving instance, and
  another service sequences itself after the server with
  depends_on: ferroterm: condition: service_healthy, as the shipped proxy
  service now does. Because the server binds only after every artifact is
  open, a passing probe means the deployment answers terminology requests
  (#565).

Changed

• The FHIR model now comes from crates.io. fhir-types and the generator that
  emits it, with the five vendored HL7 packages behind it, moved to the
  FerroBRIDGE repository, which publishes the crate; FerroTERM depends on it by
  version like any other dependency (#300). Consumers of the crate are
  unaffected: the same crate line continues on crates.io, published from
  FerroBRIDGE, and the published 0.1.98 source is byte for byte what this
  repository generated at 0.1.97. What leaves here is the generator, its
  vendored input, the codegen-drift CI job, and the fhir-types entry of the
  publish order. What replaces the drift job is a pin check:
  scripts/checks/versions.sh fails when the requirement in Cargo.toml, the
  row in docs/VERSIONS.md, and the version in Cargo.lock disagree, so a new
  release reaches the build only in a change that records it, and Dependabot
  opens that pull request on its own.