external dataload fix for RxNorm and necessary change for ICD10 #3755
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* revert weird zip archive and add icd10 dir
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no issue, see https://community.open-emr.org/t/does-rxnorm-work/14854/2
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revert unarchive to restore
RxNormload and add kludge foricd10, maybe this needs more work to determine the nested folder like when it switches to 2021 in a few months :)