recreated CSV files and added a folder for them with readme; updated generation scripts

[j---]

contributes to #160

I used the PDFs in doc/graphics to type in the priority labels. Hopefully there are no typos in the priority labels -- I don't see any. The decision point combinations are programmatically generated using the enumerate*.sh scripts, so the names for the decision point values are consistent since the script creates those.

[sei-vsarvepalli]

There seems to be few folders in the shell scripts and python scripts.

"../data/deployer-options_v2.csv" in enumerate-deployer-options.sh
"../data/csvs/deployer-options_v2.csv" in enumerate-deployer-options.sh
"../data/v{1,2}/csv/" in the python scripts for v1 and v2 respectively

so we can standardize all to be "../data/csvs/" as you already have the _v2 or _v1 in the filename itself.

The output from shell scripts should also ideally has the final column also filled.

Vijay

[sei-vsarvepalli]

A quick mockup of the script to be something like below - we could also generalize all of the filenames, version numbers to variables to avoid mistakes..

#!/bin/bash

# row numbers make change discussion a lot easier
i=1

# default output file in the SSVC Github file structure
out="../data/csvs/supplier-options_v2.csv"

# refuse to clobber existing file
if [ -e "$out" ] 
  then echo "File $out exists. Will not clobber. Exiting."
  exit 1
fi

#header row
decisions="Priority,defer,scheduled,defer,out-of-cycle,scheduled,out-of-cycle,scheduled,out-of-cycle,scheduled,out-of-cycle,scheduled,out-of-cycle,scheduled,out-of-cycle,scheduled,immediate,scheduled,immediate,out-of-cycle,immediate,out-of-cycle,immediate,out-of-cycle,immediate,out-of-cycle,immediate,out-of-cycle,immediate,out-of-cycle,immediate,out-of-cycle,immediate,immediate,immediate,immediate,immediate"
IFS=',' read -r -a decision <<< "$decisions"
echo "row,Exploitation,Utility,Technical Impact,Public-Safety Impact,${decision[0]}">$out
for Exploitation in none PoC active
  do for Utility in laborious efficient "super effective"
    do for Technical in partial total
      do for PublicSafety in minimal significant
          do echo $i,$Exploitation,$Utility,$Technical,$PublicSafety,${decision[i]}>>$out 
             i=$(($i+1))
      done
    done
  done
done