Various fixes and improvements, including XML support #136
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The previous MIME type breaks the FHIR .NET API
to avoid URLs like Patient?identifier=urn:oid:0.1.2.3.4.5.6.7|urn:uuid:6002c2ab-9571-4db7-9a79-87163475b071
Chained searches with modifiers (e.g., `foo:Bar.baz`) were not properly parsed and resulted in errors. Now they are properly parsed (e.g., param is `foo`, modifier is `Bar`, and chained query is `baz`). Addresses intervention-engine#93. (cherry picked from commit 3f6fef6)
Uses the FHIR.js library developed by the Lantana Consulting Group (https://github.com/lantanagroup/FHIR.js) as well as the gaja Go-based JavaScript engine
(updated bundled FHIR.js)
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The XML support (largely thanks to https://github.com/lantanagroup/FHIR.js and https://github.com/dop251/goja) makes it possible to test using Crucible which should help improve the spec compliance of what is quite a good server (especially from a start-up time & performance point of view).
I've also added a workaround for the lack of transactions into my fork of fhir-server (eug48/fhir-server@bb06f) but with the upcoming support for transactions in MongoDB 4.0 it should be relatively easy to implement them properly.
If this is merged the previous PR (#134) can be closed.