BUG: Administered Medications not displaying available medication names

Description

In several eCRs, the Administered Medications (Clinical Info) section does not display available medication name information. Please fix the FHIR conversion templates to ensure that all available medication name info gets properly converted and displayed in the eCR Viewer.

Relevant Files: Header.liquid -> Resource/_Medication.liquid -> DataType/_CodeableConcept.liquid -> DataType/_Coding.liquid

NOTE: This ticket only deals with the missing medication names. Other tickets are being written to dates not being displayed/other fields that are missing from the eCR Viewer.

Steps to reproduce

Example eCRs:

2ff3119d-b933-4236-8746-53726e291449: Medications Administered is not displayed
- Medication name: under consumable -> manufatcturedMaterial -> code -> displayName?
- I'm not actually sure why the Medications aren't rendering for this eCR
7f02b35a-b172-4845-af55-d173574e5579: Administered Medications is not displaying available info
- Medication name: under consumable -> manufatcturedMaterial -> code -> originalText -> reference -> value -> Would need to grab reference value (rxmed-1)
ffa9550f-9a88-4348-9da3-4ca4a1e5f554: Administered Medications is not displayed when info is available
- Medication name: under consumable -> manufatcturedMaterial -> code -> originalText -> reference -> value -> Would need to grab reference value (rxmed-1)
TN_sample eCR4: Administered Medications is not displaying when info is available
- Medication name: under consumable -> manufatcturedMaterial -> code -> originalText -> reference -> value -> Would need to grab reference value (med32)

Expected Result

If Administered Medication names are available, it should be displayed under Clinical Info -> Treatment Details -> Administered Medications.

Actual result

Example from 2ff3119d-b933-4236-8746-53726e291449:

Priority

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Priority

[ ] Low priority The bug does not have to be fixed immediately. High and medium priority bugs should be addressed first.
[ ] Medium priority Typically, medium-priority bugs do not affect customers directly and therefore can be fixed in the normal course of testing and development.
[x] High priority High priority bugs must be addressed immediately. They often affect the app’s functionality and impact customers and their user experience. They must take priority.

Notes

FHIR conversion & updating seed data is likely required.

Context: We need to fix how medication names are being converted. Right now, medication names are not being added to the FHIR bundle, and therefore medications with no names are put into the Unavailable Info section (see: evaluateAdministeredMedication).

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