separate out general schema components from clinical components#16
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…ing mixin, use linkml-validate instead of run-examples
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fixes: #21
there are also a few small changes to get the tests to pass.
the point of this PR is to make it clearer how to reuse the microschemas that are generic, for non-clinical use cases. This was my "least disruptive" idea. e.g., I'm building a geochemical profile using the same patterns (and I want to instantiate QuantityValue but not explain BodyWeight...)
other ideas include:
linkml-cde-profileand make a newlinkml-microschemarepo with just the generic model elements...