Feature/extract more info from rdf#71
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Extracts dcterms:issued (publication year) and Wikipedia URL from dcterms:description in each Gutenberg RDF file and stores both fields directly on the Book model.
Extracts the numeric agent ID from the rdf:about attribute on pg:agent elements in the catalog RDF and stores it as Person.gutenberg_id (unique, nullable). updatecatalog now resolves persons by this stable ID rather than name+birth+death, preventing duplicate Person rows for authors with inconsistent name spellings across catalog entries.
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This pull request modifies the updatecatalog command and extracts the fields
from a book's rdf file and adds it to the books model.
It also extracts the gutenberg_id for a person and adds it to the person model.