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Add a stand-alone metadata editing profile and streamline code #201
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I think this also needs a rebase. The repo.xml should not have been updated, adding some tests to the metadata profile would be great.
So it can be opened separately from jinntap. Useful for larger metadata panels
fixed/updated bindings now always using 'authority-default' as instance;
it's standalone by default now
The result of saving is some json. Not the XML instance
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Some issues I found testing this PR:
- when I open a document in JinnTap (say the Leibniz), I get an error in the console when I click on the header editing icon

- the sample standalone header editing form is very basic. It would be great to at least have a repeat for the author, so users get an idea how this would look like in code.
- the styling of the save button in the standalone header editing form looks weird:

- the forms and metadata-editor profile should have a README with some documentation to help users get started on customizing the forms for their own needs.
But if you could just look into the first issue, I would go ahead and merge this PR to make it easier for us to continue.
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