Improve semantic annotation of document identifiers

[opoudjis]

Document identifiers are semantically tagged by their components under spans—publisher, year, number, part number: this is a requirement for DOC styling. The refactoring of document identifiers for metanorma/isodoc#606 has moved this functionality to Presentation XML, which is OK—but it also exposes errors in inferred markup. This is a best effort guess, but I do want to improve the guess:

               <span class="stdpublisher">ISO </span>
               <span class="stddocNumber">16634</span>
               :--
               <span class="stdpublisher">(all </span>
               <span class="stdpublisher">parts)</span>


               <span class="stdpublisher">ISO </span>
               <span class="stddocNumber">20483</span>
               :
               <span class="stdyear">2013</span>
               -
               <span class="stddocPartNumber">2014</span>

[ronaldtse]

Since this new presentation xml will differ greatly, please help make sure we use tight version binds "~>" for minimum versions of isodoc and mn2pdf gems.

[ronaldtse]

"(all parts)" is supported in both Relaton and Pubid gems.

[opoudjis]

Since this is not a priority concern—it only impacts Word output in ISO and IEEE, I am going to (a) move the current code annotating identifiers out of Presentation XML after the xrefs-refactor, and to the DOC branch, and (b) get pub-id to implement it.

[opoudjis]

Since this new presentation xml will differ greatly, please help make sure we use tight version binds "~>" for minimum versions of isodoc and mn2pdf gems.

isodoc is found to standoc which is bound to everything else. These will be minor version updates to isodoc.

mn2pdf is also bound to isodoc, and until now has had only a major version dependency. @Intelligent2013 I assume that we are going to need to bind to more granular versions of mn2pdf for the duration of this exercise.

[opoudjis]

This issue goes on hold pending metanorma/pubid#14