schemas no longer available on website (were they ever?) #148
Description
Every article file starts with PIs that declare where its schema is. When a user clicks on the XML link for an article, they get to see the raw XML, including those PIs. (See, e.g., https://dhq.digitalhumanities.org/vol/7/1/000142.xml.) That means the user can find the schemata, by following the URLs in the PIs. I think this is a good thing.
EXCEPT that they can’t. Following those URLs leads to a 404. I am not sure if the URLs would work if the schemas were on the website, but they are not. So my instinct is the common/schema/ directory should be copied over by modifying line 161 of the build.xml file.
BUT I am not at all certain that the schemas used to be available on the old web site, or if there is some policy of not making them public that way. (Which would be weird, as a user who knows enough could find them on GitHub.)
Thus assigning to @juliaflanders to affirm that these PIs should point to the correct schema on the website (rather than a 404 or the almost-correct schema on GitHub) or not, and myself to fix the build file and maybe the URLs themselves if they should.