Adds RISK concepts grouped by tech, org, etc.

- in RISK, the taxonomy concepts are additionally structured by technical, organisational, legal, and societal - in RISK, the taxonomy concepts have a base as potential risk source, potential risk, potential consequence, or potential impact - in RISK HTML, there is a table showing each concept and the role it can take - there are stubs in the HTML where description and examples are to be added - relevant issue is #181
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@@ -211,34 +211,44 @@
     {{ list_hierarchy(modules['core']['classes']) }}    
     {{ example_aside('dex:E0068') }}
     {{ example_aside('dex:E0069') }}
-  </section>
 
-  <section id="vocab-risk-levels">
-    <h2>Likelihood, Severity, and Levels</h2>
-    <p>To express likelihoods, severities, and levels in a convenient manner, the RISK extension provides the following groups of concepts. Each concept is associated with a suggested value to represent the extent or degree of the concept between <code>0..1</code> using <code>rdf:value</code> e.g. [=ExtremelyLowRisk=] has a value of <code>0.01</code> and [=HighLikelihood=] has a value of <code>0.75</code>. Each group uses these values to express a range within a group e.g. in [=3LikelihoodLevels=] the [=LowLikelihood=] (0.25) covers the range 0 to 0.25, while in [=7LikelihoodLevels=] it covers the range from 0.1 ([=VeryLowLikelihood=]) to 0.25. Adopters can thus choose the appropriate ranges, and as the values are suggestions - they can be changed to match the requirements of the use-case.</p>
-    <ul>
-      <li>Likelihood:
-        <ul>
-          <li>[=3LikelihoodLevels=] which contains 3 likelihood levels of [=HighLikelihood=] (0.75), [=ModerateLikelihood=] (0.5), and [=LowLikelihood=] (0.25)</li>
-          <li>[=5LikelihoodLevels=] which contains the 3 likelihood levels from [=3LikelihoodLevels=] as well as [=VeryHighLikelihood=] (0.9) and [=VeryLowLikelihood=] (0.1) </li>
-          <li>[=7LikelihoodLevels=] which contains the 5 likelihood levels from [=5LikelihoodLevels=] as well as [=ExtremelyHighLikelihood=] (0.99) and [=ExtremelyLowLikelihood=] (0.01)</li>
-        </ul></li>
-      <li>Severity:
-        <ul>
-          <li>[=3SeverityLevels=] which contains 3 Severity levels of [=HighSeverity=] (0.75), [=ModerateSeverity=] (0.5), and [=LowSeverity=] (0.25)</li>
-          <li>[=5SeverityLevels=] which contains the 3 Severity levels from [=3SeverityLevels=] as well as [=VeryHighSeverity=] (0.9) and [=VeryLowSeverity=] (0.1) </li>
-          <li>[=7SeverityLevels=] which contains the 5 Severity levels from [=5SeverityLevels=] as well as [=ExtremelyHighSeverity=] (0.99) and [=ExtremelyLowSeverity=] (0.01)</li>
-        </ul></li>
-      <li>RiskLevel:
-        <ul>
-          <li>[=3RiskLevels=] which contains 3 RiskLevel levels of [=HighRisk=] (0.75), [=ModerateRisk=] (0.5), and [=LowRisk=] (0.25)</li>
-          <li>[=5RiskLevels=] which contains the 3 RiskLevel levels from [=3RiskLevels=] as well as [=VeryHighRisk=] (0.9) and [=VeryLowRisk=] (0.1) </li>
-          <li>[=7RiskLevels=] which contains the 5 RiskLevel levels from [=5RiskLevels=] as well as [=ExtremelyHighRisk=] (0.99) and [=ExtremelyLowRisk=] (0.01)</li>
-        </ul></li>
-    </ul>
+    <section id="risk-management">
+      <h3>Risk Management</h3>
+      <p>lorem ipsum</p>
+    </section>
+
+    <section id="risk-assessment">
+      <h3>Risk Assessment</h3>
+      <p>lorem ipsum</p>
+    </section>
+
+    <section id="vocab-risk-levels">
+      <h2>Likelihood, Severity, and Levels</h2>
+      <p>To express likelihoods, severities, and levels in a convenient manner, the RISK extension provides the following groups of concepts. Each concept is associated with a suggested value to represent the extent or degree of the concept between <code>0..1</code> using <code>rdf:value</code> e.g. [=ExtremelyLowRisk=] has a value of <code>0.01</code> and [=HighLikelihood=] has a value of <code>0.75</code>. Each group uses these values to express a range within a group e.g. in [=3LikelihoodLevels=] the [=LowLikelihood=] (0.25) covers the range 0 to 0.25, while in [=7LikelihoodLevels=] it covers the range from 0.1 ([=VeryLowLikelihood=]) to 0.25. Adopters can thus choose the appropriate ranges, and as the values are suggestions - they can be changed to match the requirements of the use-case.</p>
+      <ul>
+        <li>Likelihood:
+          <ul>
+            <li>[=3LikelihoodLevels=] which contains 3 likelihood levels of [=HighLikelihood=] (0.75), [=ModerateLikelihood=] (0.5), and [=LowLikelihood=] (0.25)</li>
+            <li>[=5LikelihoodLevels=] which contains the 3 likelihood levels from [=3LikelihoodLevels=] as well as [=VeryHighLikelihood=] (0.9) and [=VeryLowLikelihood=] (0.1) </li>
+            <li>[=7LikelihoodLevels=] which contains the 5 likelihood levels from [=5LikelihoodLevels=] as well as [=ExtremelyHighLikelihood=] (0.99) and [=ExtremelyLowLikelihood=] (0.01)</li>
+          </ul></li>
+        <li>Severity:
+          <ul>
+            <li>[=3SeverityLevels=] which contains 3 Severity levels of [=HighSeverity=] (0.75), [=ModerateSeverity=] (0.5), and [=LowSeverity=] (0.25)</li>
+            <li>[=5SeverityLevels=] which contains the 3 Severity levels from [=3SeverityLevels=] as well as [=VeryHighSeverity=] (0.9) and [=VeryLowSeverity=] (0.1) </li>
+            <li>[=7SeverityLevels=] which contains the 5 Severity levels from [=5SeverityLevels=] as well as [=ExtremelyHighSeverity=] (0.99) and [=ExtremelyLowSeverity=] (0.01)</li>
+          </ul></li>
+        <li>RiskLevel:
+          <ul>
+            <li>[=3RiskLevels=] which contains 3 RiskLevel levels of [=HighRisk=] (0.75), [=ModerateRisk=] (0.5), and [=LowRisk=] (0.25)</li>
+            <li>[=5RiskLevels=] which contains the 3 RiskLevel levels from [=3RiskLevels=] as well as [=VeryHighRisk=] (0.9) and [=VeryLowRisk=] (0.1) </li>
+            <li>[=7RiskLevels=] which contains the 5 RiskLevel levels from [=5RiskLevels=] as well as [=ExtremelyHighRisk=] (0.99) and [=ExtremelyLowRisk=] (0.01)</li>
+          </ul></li>
+      </ul>
 
-    {{ list_hierarchy(modules['risk_levels']['classes']) }}
+      {{ list_hierarchy(modules['risk_levels']['classes']) }}
 
+    </section>
   </section>
 
   <section id="vocab-incident">
@@ -313,12 +323,38 @@ ex:ProcessB a dpv:Process ;
       {{ list_hierarchy(modules['risk_taxonomy']['classes']|filter_type_dict('risk:PotentialImpact')) }}
     </section>
 
+    <section id="vocab-technical-risks">
+      <h3>Technical Risk Concepts</h3>
+      {{ list_hierarchy(modules['risk_taxonomy']['classes'], head='risk:TechnicalRiskConcept') }}
+    </section>
+
+    <section id="vocab-organisational-risks">
+      <h3>Organisational Risk Concepts</h3>
+      {{ list_hierarchy(modules['risk_taxonomy']['classes'], head='risk:OrganisationalRiskConcept') }}
+    </section>
+
+    <section id="vocab-societal-risks">
+      <h3>Societal Risk Concepts</h3>
+      {{ list_hierarchy(modules['risk_taxonomy']['classes'], head='risk:SocietalRiskConcept') }}
+    </section>
+
+    <section id="vocab-legal-risks">
+      <h3>Legal Risk Concepts</h3>
+      {{ list_hierarchy(modules['risk_taxonomy']['classes'], head='risk:LegalRiskConcept') }}
+    </section>
+
     <section>
       <h3>Overview of Concepts and Roles</h3>
       {{ make_risk_table(modules['risk_taxonomy']['classes'], head='risk:RiskConcept') }}
     </section>
 
   </section>
+
+  <section id="risk-rights-impacts">
+    <h2>Rights Impacts</h2>
+    <p>lorem ipsum</p>
+  </section>
+
   <section id="vocab-risk-matrix">
     <h2>Risk Matrix</h2>
     <p><a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Risk_matrix">Risk Matrix</a> is a popularly used technique for qualitative risk analysis, through which a risk's likelihood and severity are used to obtain an overall risk level. To support its use, the RISK taxonomy provides concepts representing risk matrices of the format 3x3, 5x5, and 7x7. The concepts are expressed as combinations of Severity (<code>Sx</code>) and Likelihood (<code>Lx</code>) levels, and the resulting Risk Level (<code>Lx</code>) being used as its label. For example, the concept [=RM3x3S1L3=] represents a node in a 3x3 matrix with Severity and Likelihood level low (n=1) and Likelihood level high (n=3) with a resulting Risk Level of 'Moderate'. Similarly, [=RM7x7S4L7=] represents a node in a 7x7 risk matrix with Severity level moderate (n=4) and Likelihood level extremely high (n=7) with the resulting Risk Level of 'Very High Risk'.</p>