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* Wire up key definitions for OrganizationService [`AC-2009`: Transition OrganizationService to use StateProvider]( https://bitwarden.atlassian.net/browse/AC-2009) In order to support the new `StateProvider` APIs for managing application state this commit modifies `OrganizationService` in the following ways: 1. Adding a `KeyDefinition` object to `OrganizationService` to store the `organization` record in `StateProvider`. 1. Injecting `StateProvider` and wiring up `OrganizationService` to read from the `organizations` key definition for the active user account. 1. Expanding the capabilities of `OrganizationData` to be able to read itself from a JSON string. Previously this was handled directly by `StateService`. 1. Updating tests to include requirements for testing against `StateProvider`. 1. Marking the existing `StateService`-backed `organizations` `Observable` and `BehaviorSubject` as deprecated. This is largely unimplemented code with no intended visible effects to the system. Implementing getting & updating the `organizations` value from `StateProvider` will the next step in this work. * Rework null check on OrganizationData * Remove deprecation signals for the time being * Move key definition inline with its service * Create date objects when deserialzing json from state |
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