Apip Accessibility data model and de/serialization #34
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… with capabilities for controlling the output XML namespaces via profiles. Sane ISO-compliant time input and output for audioFileInfo and videoFileInfo made possible by the addition of a dependency on joda-time.
…onship typing for accessibility elements.
… contain these in QTI 2.1 Final: rubricBlock, templateBlock, feedbackBlock, and modalFeedback.
…t up a namespace-level.
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The addition of all of the data structures within the apipAccessibility element introduced in QTI 2.1 Final. A related capability that is also included is the ability to control the output namespace-profiles used for serialized QTI/APIP documents via the new QtiProfile enum.
This is a semi-duplicate of previous pull request #32, though now on a non-changing branch to keep the pull a stationary target. If github had allowed me to simply alter the previous request, I would have done so.