Issue #2520: Add Text to Range of ApplicationDeadline

[reginafcompton]

Description

This PR updates the ApplicationDeadline property to include Text as an expected type.

Resolves issue #2520 .

Notes for the reviewer

1. This is my first Schema.org PR! I used the issue-nnnn.rdfa-template to get started, but I am unsure if should provide other files, e.g., a ttl file. Do I need to make modifications elsewhere?
2. I also modified the description in the comment, though it may be unnecessarily verbose now. What do you think?

[RichardWallis]

@reginafcompton Unfortunately your first PR coincided with our move from rdfa to ttl.

A issue-2520.ttl version will need creating in replacement for the issue-2520.rdfa file.

To help, here is what would be the contents:

@prefix rdf: <http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns#> .
@prefix rdfs: <http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#> .

:applicationDeadline a rdf:Property ;
    rdfs:label "applicationDeadline" ;
    :category "issue-2419" ;
    :domainIncludes :EducationalOccupationalProgram ;
    :rangeIncludes :Date,
        :Text ;
    :source <https://github.com/schemaorg/schemaorg/issues/2419> ;
    rdfs:comment "The date at which the program stops collecting applications for the next enrolment cycle. Flexible application deadlines (for example, a program with rolling admissions) can be described in a textual string, rather than as a DateTime. " .

[reginafcompton]

@RichardWallis - thank you!

I added a ttl file per your instructions. A couple notes:

• the Ruby linter is failing (for my PR and other recent PRs, e.g., this one) – do you have any thoughts on this?
• I was not able to amend the comment property of applicationDeadline. I'd like to add a sentence about "rolling admissions," but this results in failing tests. See this commit for full context.

[RichardWallis]

@reginafcompton I have just checked back into this PR - I see you have been having a few issues.

• The Ruby linter issue was nothing to do with your PR - the problem has been fixed elsewhere and the checks now pass on your PR.
• The problem with your comment amendment appears to be that it resulted in a multi-line string. In Turtle, double quotes can only encompass a single line of text. Checking out the Turtle Standard regarding literals you will find that if either you should remove the line breaks from within your comment or enclosed it with triple quotes (''').

Hope that helps.

[reginafcompton]

@RichardWallis - thank you for your notes! I fixed my PR (in part by directly editing an existing tty file within the pending dir, which I previously overlooked).

Please pass along additional feedback, and let me know any next steps I can take.

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