refactor: remove outdated add_dataset_annotations_to_workbook function
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Remove the outdated `add_dataset_annotations_to_workbook` function, as it lacks the necessary granularity for predicate-level categorization of semantic annotations, a crucial aspect of our current annotation model. While alternative approaches exist (e.g., annotating with terms from multiple vocabularies and then categorizing based on branch), the ongoing development and active community support for OntoGPT suggest a more promising long-term solution.
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Remove the outdated
add_dataset_annotations_to_workbookfunction, as it lacks the necessary granularity for predicate-level categorization of semantic annotations, a crucial aspect of our current annotation model.While alternative approaches exist (e.g., annotating with terms from multiple vocabularies and then categorizing based on branch), the ongoing development and active community support for OntoGPT suggest a more promising long-term solution.