Update fhir/go module's protopath dependency to v0.7.4. #395
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This also removes the replace directive. The replace directive only applies to local fhir/go module development, and would not apply to folks depending on fhir/go. Removing the replace directive keeps the same version of protopath both for fhir/go development and downstream usage. PiperOrigin-RevId: 628484416
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Update fhir/go module's protopath dependency to v0.7.4.
This also removes the replace directive. The replace directive only applies to local fhir/go module development, and would not apply to folks depending on fhir/go. Removing the replace directive keeps the same version of protopath both for fhir/go development and downstream usage.