Serialization and HTML subdirectories when bundling

[coltonglasgow]

Closes #1347

I have implemented the following when bundling:

• Create turtle, rdf-xml, and json-ld directories in the ontologies directory.
• Create markdown and html directories for docs/ and migration/v*/.
• Create docs/markdown/models/ and docs/html/models/.

This gist bundle contains the changes listed above: gist14.1.0_webDownload.zip

This screenshot is from the gist bundle (above) showing the changes:

[stevenchalem]

This runs fine under Windows 11. Also see my comment at #1347 (comment)

[coltonglasgow]

I have updated this PR based on the feedback from the issue: #1347.
This PR is ready for review.

[coltonglasgow]

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[stevenchalem]

Runs correctly under Windows 11 and produces the correct results.

[rjyounes]

Directory names html and markdown are unclear in the migration directories. How about something like html-doc and markdown-doc for these directories?

[coltonglasgow]

Directory names html and markdown are unclear in the migration directories. How about something like html-doc and markdown-doc for these directories?

@rjyounes I have applied this suggestion in the latest commit.

[rjyounes]

Looks good, everything works. I have just a suggestion for the release note.

[rjyounes]

Sorry, one more round on the release note.

[rjyounes]

I think I suggested a change to this once already, but now it strikes me it would be better to word the note in terms of what the user will see in the release package rather than what the code change was. E.g., something like "Modified build to store ontology and documentation files in format-specific directories in the release package."

[sa-bpelakh]

Looks good, I didn't even remember that onto-tool automatically created output directories. 😄