update and consolidate guides

[bertsky]

Besides addressing the currently open issues…

• Step 14: tesseract model GT4HistOCR_50000000.997_191951 #335
• make references to "Models and Docker" much more prominent #318
• User Guide: remove docker-compose reference #317
• WF Guide: user-friendly hints #302
• recommended workflows: make runnable #297
• Extend and translate the glossary #249
• models: Document how to set TESSDATA_PREFIX to be compatible with ocrd resmgr #200
• Document "ocrd workspace bulk-add" in user guide #180
• fix/discuss recommended workflows #172
• workflows: recommend parameters and recipes #104
• setup guide: better recommendations for Docker usage #96
• Practical developer guide #112

…we should try to improve the overall UX of the guides.

Ideas:

• increase crossreferencing between guides where appropriate
• rename Workflows by Workflow Guide in the TOC
• add another top-level hierarchy for the TOC on the left (navigation bar) for the sister guides
• link to Quiver from the Workflow Guide
• link the Eval spec prominently, perhaps as a separate guide?

[lena-hinrichsen]

Here is a first draft on the Section User Guides & Info

How to OCR

Quick Start

The Quickstart guide includes:

• An installation with Docker
• setting up a workspace
• an ocrd process command with a recommended workflow (as an alternative, I am thinking about using some default .nf file here and calling nextflow)
• how to view the results
• then a link to our GitHub Wiki and/or to the more detailed instruction and/or maybe the current workflow guide?

Setup

The more detailed instructions would basically be like in https://ocr-d.de/en/setup

Usage

• The current "User Guide" revised, e.g. setup guide: better recommendations for Docker usage #96
• then a link to our GitHub Wiki and/or and/or the current workflow guide

OCR steps / OCR-D Processors

-the current Workflow Guide with a link to recommended workflows instead of having them at the buttom of the very long page

Recommended Workflows

cf. current Workflow Guide
maybe a link to Quiver?

Models

Glossary

Link to Github wiki/advanced tutorials

[bertsky]

• link to Quiver from the Workflow Guide

It seems Quiver is linked nowhere on the website (not even the sitemap). Should I open a separate issue for this @kba?