How 'Basic' can be used for essoteric resources - in this case, a UML class model (id = "classModel")

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<!--   This is a silly exmple showing how Basic could be used to convey a UML diagram.

  It is extremely
unlikely anyone would ever use FHIR to do this.  (XMI isn't *that* unpleasant :>).
  However, it shows
how somewhat esoteric requirements that won't ever be supported by the core FHIR
 specification can still
be managed in a conformant manner.  --><Basic xmlns="http://hl7.org/fhir">
  <id value="classModel"/>   <text>     <status value="generated"/> <div xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">      <p> <b> Class1</b> </p>       <ul>         <li> Attribute1: 1..*</li>         <li> Attribute2: 0..1</li>       </ul>     </div>   </text>   <extension url="http://example.org/do-not-use/fhir-extensions/UMLclass">    <extension url="name">      <valueString value="Class1"/>     </extension>     <extension url="attribute">      <extension url="name">        <valueString value="attribute1"/>       </extension>       <extension url="minOccurs">        <valueInteger value="1"/>       </extension>       <extension url="maxOccurs">        <valueCode value="*"/>       </extension>     </extension>     <extension url="attribute">      <extension url="name">        <valueString value="attribute2"/>       </extension>       <extension url="minOccurs">        <valueInteger value="0"/>       </extension>       <extension url="maxOccurs">        <valueInteger value="1"/>       </extension>     </extension>   </extension>   <code>     <coding>       <system value="http://example.org/do-not-use/fhir-codes#resourceTypes"/>       <code value="UMLCLASSMODEL"/>     </coding>   </code> 


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