fix: Patient name handling as either Alphabetic object or simply string object

- formatPN should accept a string person name as well as an object with a Alphabetic field.
- For DICOM JSON data sources, spread in the patient data from the study object into the instance.

extensions/default/src/DicomJSONDataSource/index.js

@@ -206,8 +206,10 @@ function createDicomJSONApi(dicomJsonConfig) {
                 url: instance.url,
                 imageId: instance.url,
                 ...series,
+                ...study,
               };
               delete obj.instances;
+              delete obj.series;
               return obj;
             });
             storeInstances(instances);

extensions/measurement-tracking/src/viewports/TrackedCornerstoneViewport.tsx

@@ -211,7 +211,7 @@ function TrackedCornerstoneViewport(props) {
           seriesDescription: SeriesDescription,
           patientInformation: {
             patientName: PatientName
-              ? OHIF.utils.formatPN(PatientName.Alphabetic)
+              ? OHIF.utils.formatPN(PatientName)
               : '',
             patientSex: PatientSex || '',
             patientAge: PatientAge || '',

platform/core/src/utils/formatPN.js

@@ -6,9 +6,11 @@ export default function formatPN(name) {
     return;
   }
 
+  const nameToUse = name.Alphabetic ?? name;
+
   // Convert the first ^ to a ', '. String.replace() only affects
   // the first appearance of the character.
-  const commaBetweenFirstAndLast = name.replace('^', ', ');
+  const commaBetweenFirstAndLast = nameToUse.replace('^', ', ');
 
   // Replace any remaining '^' characters with spaces
   const cleaned = commaBetweenFirstAndLast.replace(/\^/g, ' ');