Remove Index From AIF-HH & IU-HH

[ailZhou]

Description

This PR handles stripping the data from the index files for AIF-HH and IU-HH measures and then moving it all to the data.ts files.

In the end, I decided not to refactor the OMS component as I remembered how scary that code is. Instead I removed the IUHHPerformanceMeasureArray and AIFHHPerformanceMeasureArray, props and have them be set as variables in the component.

For more in-depth information of what stripping the index looks like, refer to this PR.

Related ticket(s)

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How to test

Deploy Link: https://d38wunf9abjl4v.cloudfront.net/

1. Sign into QMR, any user with health homes (i.e. [email protected])
2. Add a Health Home Core Set
3. Fill out AIF-HH, validate. Reload the page to make sure the data is still there
4. Do the same for IU-HH
5. Optional: Check the previous years to make sure the pages load and save.

Notes

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Pre-review checklist

• I have added thorough tests, if necessary
• I have updated relevant documentation, if necessary
• I have performed a self-review of my code
• I have manually tested this PR in the deployed cloud environment

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Pre-merge checklist

Review

• Design: This work has been reviewed and approved by design, if necessary
• Product: This work has been reviewed and approved by product owner, if necessary

Security

If either of the following are true, notify the team's ISSO (Information System Security Officer).

• These changes are significant enough to require an update to the SIA.
• These changes are significant enough to require a penetration test.

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convert to a different template: test → val | val → prod

[rocio-desantiago]

tested 2022 year and those measures are saving and data persists after refreshing.

[ajaitasaini]

lgtm!

[benmartin-coforma]

Looks good! One tiny nit.

[benmartin-coforma]

Let's use the existing type definition that restricts this to "DEFAULT" | "AIF" | "IU" | "PCR"

Suggested change

	componentFlag?: string;
	componentFlag?: ComponentFlagType;

[ailZhou]

going to do this as a tag along in a separate PR since it's small