Implement collection tags#1958
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@StroemPhi note that I added DCAT to the NFDI4Chem collection here - this is new. All other changes are just adding context to existing collection entries
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Closes #1957
This PR enables each collection to define "tags". One or more tags can be applied to each entry in the collection to give context on to why the ontology was included, what's its purpose, etc.
Ideally, these tags won't be degenerate of already available information in the Bioregistry (e.g., don't use tags to say which entries are ontologies and which are databases)
There's also already an automated way of determining which resources are "first party", so that would be another anti-pattern for usage of tags.
Tags can be used in combination or in place of narrative descriptive text along with each entry, such as in the example below for NFDI4Chem's ontology collection. This PR uses the NFDI4Chem example from #1931 (comment) as a case scenario: