Add tutorial for basic Protege/OWL concepts

[cmungall]

I thought I saw our old GO Protege/OWL tutorial (developed by me @dosumis and @sjupp) amongst the obook materials but maybe I imagined this

There should be some basic guide to core OWL concepts and Protege

The Pizza ontology is pretty good, a while ago I made an "readers guide" to the Pizza tutorial for my group:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Na2daM7zeBEhaL7K6aVq-K5bgNOl51MBZM_lO0pNEBQ/edit

It isn't really ready to be integrated here but dropping the link if useful, feel free to close

[cmungall]

I see some great stuff on OWL concepts here

https://oboacademy.github.io/obook/lesson/ontology_design/

I am not sure mondo is the best example for all these due to the fuzzy nature of disease

e.g. the infectious disease disjoint with syndromic diseases. Many will say "aha you are wrong there are syndromic diseases with susceptibility to infection". But we would model these differently by deconflating susceptible-to from subclass... but this can be tricky to mentally grasp for newcomers

[dosumis]

I do think many of these concepts are much easier to teach using anatomy as an example. Single species anatomy is particularly good because you can use images of the anatomy to illustrate - e.g. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/11WeCHCeGYSPEO7hUYFTdPivptxX4ajj5pVHDm24j4JA/edit#slide=id.g93fef84f1b_0_447 https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1EuOpAOc1fXhoAk6O00352JrjnnI_LLDs/edit#slide=id.p17