Make Relationships public, add parseRelationships #22
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As reported in #19 without a
public RelationshipstypeWorkbookvalues can't be matched toWorksheetcleanly.Relationshipstype already existed in the library, so it makes sense to make itpublicand to exposepublic func parseRelationshipsthat returns a value of that type for a givenXLSXFileinstance.Resolves #19.