ID-107: check types of values returned from resolve_path#29
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Summary
A recent update to the fhir navigation logic in inferno-core improved the ability of the resolve_path function. This resulted in some tests failing with purple errors due to unsafe use of the resolve_path function that didn't check the types of the returned values before accessing their properties. This update ensures that all uses of resolve_path are safe.
Testing Guidance
No explicit test failure was detected, so this is a preemptive fix. Run the test kit using a standard PDEX Plan Net Reference Server preset (long running) to ensure no purple errors occur, particularly on the "MustSupport References..." tests at the end of each section (some may skip - that's expected)