Import (region) definitions from other repository #264
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This PR adds an option to import a list of codes from another repository, via an attribute
repositoryin the general-config of a DataStructureDefinition (currently only implemented and tested for the RegionCodeList).To be further discussed for the configuration and use cases:
The current implementation assumes that an external repository is cloned at the same level as the workflow repository, i.e., to import "common-definitions" into "openentrance", both repositories have to be cloned at the same directory-level. The argument in config would have to read:
The current implementation imports all definitions from the other repository. We can think about adding filters or explicit lists later (once actually needed).