updating fixtures and tests. Corrected bundle id on measures, added active flag to bundle, updated tests to load bundles and measures
adding a change log of fixes for the 2.0.1 update
Merge branch 'master' into develop
html fix
fixed some funkyness in cypress patient html view
This is a large commit to deal with enableing multiple bundles to be installed and executed against at the same time.  This invloves changes to
the measure and bundle models which are now housed in health data standards gem.  The bundle importer has been moved to health data standards as well.
To get this to work pretty much everything goes through the bundle model now. Measures, test deck records, pre calculated results and valuesets all
go through the bundle model to segregate them from other bundles.   All of the tests and test fixtures were updated to deal with this as well. in addition
product tests are now associated with bundles as well.  This commit also contains a migration to update existing systems to the new data model
fixing double single quoate bug in schematron file
updating Changelog
setting gems back to their development repo versions
removing static cv test model and updating calulated modles to pull in cv measures for testing
updating views to display correct measurement start and end dates.  Added version to header. Removed static cv test from test wizard
 adding data migration to associate old data with the new bundle constraints
updating test and records to deal with bundle measure_period_start and there no longer being static cv measure testing
Merge remote-tracking branch 'cypress/develop' into develop
adding migrate directory to the allowed paths under db
merging in andrews code for html fixes
trying to unignore the db/migrate directory
re adding the static cv test class as it is needed by existing tests. updating admin functions to perfropm as expected
 adding index creating on start. UI tweaks on measure show view.  Fixed issue where development db was set to cypress_production
adding updated gemfiles