0.1.6

Added

• The sync lists a service's FHIR API beside its feed (#692). The Nictiz
  NTS feed carries only the SNOMED CT binary index, and its CodeSystem,
  ValueSet, and ConceptMap resources answer on its FHIR endpoint. A source
  that names a FHIR API is searched per type and paged to the end, each
  resource becomes an entry the subscription and the replace rule read as they
  read the feed, and it goes through the resource lane with the digest of what
  arrived recorded, since the API advertises none. The run record carries the
  API address, how many resources it listed, each entry's origin, and the
  subscribed canonicals no listing carried, which the account could not see. A
  CodeSystem listed with content not-present is reported, never served.
  The NTS add-on lists its FHIR endpoint by default (fhir_api = false keeps a
  run to the feed).

Fixed

• scripts/live/nts-feed.sh follows the discovery redirect (#602). The
  NTS answers its SMART configuration URL with a 301 to the Keycloak
  discovery document, and the script stopped there with "the discovery
  document names no token_endpoint"; it now follows up to three redirects,
  as the add-on already did.

• A subscription to a SNOMED CT edition matches the live NTS feed (#691).
  Ontoserver identifies an edition release by the bare code system
  http://snomed.info/sct and carries the edition in the version URI, so a
  subscription listing the edition URI admitted nothing and a run took nothing.
  A listed edition now admits a release whose version URI sits under it, the
  fixture feed carries the live shape, and a built artifact is held under its
  system as well as its edition, so a re-run recognises the release as served.

Changed

• The repository moved to the FerroHEALTH organisation: it lives at
  https://github.com/FerroHEALTH/FerroTERM, and releases from this one on
  publish the image to ghcr.io/ferrohealth/ferroterm and sign their
  attestations as FerroHEALTH/FerroTERM. Releases up to v0.1.5 keep their
  rubentalstra signer identity, and the book's verification page says how to
  check them.
• The NTS add-on names the Dutch canonicals the service serves (#602):
  ICD-10-NL, the Labcodeset supplement and its three maps, NHG-Tabel 24, the
  NHG table prefix, and the zib value set prefix, read from the live service.
  The book's NTS section records what the feed and the FHIR API carry, the
  24 hour token lifetimes, and how an unlicensed system is hidden.