fixup! Introduce git-history domain

Author: JohT

domains/git-history/import/importGit.sh

@@ -64,6 +64,10 @@ echo "importGit: SCRIPTS_DIR=${SCRIPTS_DIR}"
 GIT_LOG_CYPHER_DIR="${GIT_HISTORY_IMPORT_DIR}/../queries/enrichment"
 echo "importGit: GIT_LOG_CYPHER_DIR=${GIT_LOG_CYPHER_DIR}"
 
+# Cypher validation queries are in this domain's queries/validation directory.
+GIT_LOG_VALIDATION_CYPHER_DIR="${GIT_HISTORY_IMPORT_DIR}/../queries/validation"
+echo "importGit: GIT_LOG_VALIDATION_CYPHER_DIR=${GIT_LOG_VALIDATION_CYPHER_DIR}"
+
 # Define functions (like execute_cypher and execute_cypher_summarized) to execute cypher queries from within a given file
 source "${SCRIPTS_DIR}/executeQueryFunctions.sh"
 
@@ -139,11 +143,11 @@ commonPostGitImport() {
   # Since it's currently not possible to rule out ambiguity in git<->code file matching,
   # the following verifications are only an additional info in the log rather than an error.
   echo "importGit: Running verification queries for troubleshooting (non failing)..."
-  execute_cypher "${GIT_LOG_CYPHER_DIR}/Verify_git_to_code_file_unambiguous.cypher"
-  execute_cypher "${GIT_LOG_CYPHER_DIR}/Verify_code_to_git_file_unambiguous.cypher"
-  execute_cypher "${GIT_LOG_CYPHER_DIR}/Verify_git_missing_CHANGED_TOGETHER_WITH_properties.cypher"
+  execute_cypher "${GIT_LOG_VALIDATION_CYPHER_DIR}/Verify_git_to_code_file_unambiguous.cypher"
+  execute_cypher "${GIT_LOG_VALIDATION_CYPHER_DIR}/Verify_code_to_git_file_unambiguous.cypher"
+  execute_cypher "${GIT_LOG_VALIDATION_CYPHER_DIR}/Verify_git_missing_CHANGED_TOGETHER_WITH_properties.cypher"
 
-  dataVerificationResult=$( execute_cypher "${GIT_LOG_CYPHER_DIR}/Verify_git_missing_create_date.cypher")
+  dataVerificationResult=$( execute_cypher "${GIT_LOG_VALIDATION_CYPHER_DIR}/Verify_git_missing_create_date.cypher")
   if ! is_csv_column_greater_zero "${dataVerificationResult}" "numberOfMissingCreateDateEntries"; then
       # Warning: The git file creation date must not be missing. However, this is not important enough to stop the analysis.
       #          Therefore, it will only be a warning and subsequent queries will use a default date in these cases.