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Integrate medical family with public CMS and DICOM samples - #10
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The medical sample packs were separate from the main Medical overview and lacked public CMS/DICOM fixtures and ontology companions. Medical family 1.1.0 now links all five independently qualified packs, provides 29 tables and five ontology views, and exposes exact CSV, FHIR JSON and DICOM downloads in the schema browser. Existing 1.0.0 bookmarks redirect to the current subset.
Adds unchanged CMS DE-SynPUF CSV excerpts (3 beneficiaries, 5 inpatient and 5 carrier claims) with historical ICD-9 semantics and no numeric CPT/Level I carrier rows, plus one CC BY 3.0 TCIA LIDC-IDRI CT slice with retained native binary, separate metadata and explicit projection losses. A preflighted family exporter preserves pack/version directories and rejects inconsistent versions, hashes or source rights. Deployment regenerates sample assets from canonical sources.
Validation: 48 domain-pack/traceability tests (3,146 assertions), both TypeScript configurations, 61 extension-package and 349 schema audits, deterministic regeneration, browser build, 68 Chromium library checks, 24 Chromium explorer checks across every catalog entry and actual download hashes, native TableSpec ingestion/archive/readback of all 29 tables/517 rows and 96 attachments, 24 pydicom assertions, five HTML signatures and diff checks. Source/tool/archive fingerprints and scoped limits are in the medical integration evidence.
This completes the requested public sample and browser/family integration. Live PACS/DICOMweb/X12, production carrier processing, full terminology dictionaries/maps and native graph storage remain separate support claims.