Update the async mpi mediator flow #267
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In order to reduce the workload on mpi mediator the openhim now sends the fhir bundle to hapi fhir first for validation, and then second to kafka where it will be consumed. This reduces the stress on mpi mediator and we dont have to worry about scaling it as the openhim is very scalable TB-369
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In order to reduce the workload on mpi mediator the openhim now sends the fhir bundle to hapi fhir first for validation, and then second to kafka where it will be consumed. This reduces the stress on mpi mediator and we dont have to worry about scaling it as the openhim is very scalable
TB-369