Merge branch 'feature/graph-insights-doc' into feature/graph-insights-doc-19-2-0

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#	docs/explore-and-author/graph-exploration/graph-insights/features/groups.md

Author: MaximilianWenzel

docs/explore-and-author/graph-exploration/graph-insights/features/groups.md

@@ -15,17 +15,17 @@ Selecting a group opens the **group details** in the right pane.
 The header contains:
 
 - The **group caption** that is either:
-    - The caption of its class if no class filter was applied 
+    - The caption of its class if no class filter was applied
     - A "logical expression" of class captions describing the combination of class filter applied otherwise (see [histogram filtering](#filtering))
-- A structured **natural language description** of its contents that details all steps of the traversal.  
+- A structured **natural language description** of its contents that details all steps of the traversal.
 
 ### Histogram Sections {#histograms}
 
 The **histogram sections** display the distribution of classes within a group. It allows analysts to scrutinize class composition (e.g., spot unexpected or missing classes) and perform logical set operations (union, intersection, difference) to restrict the contents of the groups.
 
-- **Scope:** The panel displays counts for all **classes** (including **[user-defined classes](persistence.md#custom-categories)**) present within the selected group.  
-  *Remark: If user-defined classes are present, a second histogram is shown for better overview* 
- 
+- **Scope:** The panel displays counts for all **classes** (including **[user-defined classes](persistence.md#custom-categories)**) present within the selected group.
+  - *Remark:* If user-defined classes are present, a second histogram is shown for better overview
+
 ![Histogram Panel Overview](../assets/histograms.png){ class="bordered" width="35%" }
 
 #### Search and View Controls
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ The histogram panel includes tools to filter and organize the displayed classes:
 Flagging highlights specific subsets of data for visual inspection without modifying the structure of the exploration.
 
 - **Action:** Select one or more bars in the histogram and click the **Flag** button.
-- **Outcome:** Matching resources are tagged with a (temporary) orange flag and caption.  
+- **Outcome:** Matching resources are tagged with a (temporary) orange flag and caption.
   *Hint: Use the `Temporary flags` menu that appears on the top left of the canvas to manage the persistence of the temporary flags.*
 
 ![Flagged Resources in Group](../assets/histogram-flagged-resources.png){ class="bordered" width="80%" }
@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ As filters are applied, the **group caption** updates to reflect the mathematica
 The **expansion menu** of a group presents the options available for adding a non-empty step to the traversal. It tells you which classes are reachable via which direction of which object properties.
 
 1.  **Action:** Point at a group and click the arrow that appears to its right.
-2.  **Select:** The menu presents the hierarchy of connecting (directed) **object properties**, organized by target **class**.    
+2.  **Select:** The menu presents the hierarchy of connecting (directed) **object properties**, organized by target **class**.
     - If the data model includes sub-object properties, point the parent object property to open the sub-menu with its child object property.*
 3.  **Action:** Click an object property with the required direction for the selected target **class** to add a new connection beam to the exploration.
 
@@ -100,8 +100,8 @@ The **expansion menu** of a group presents the options available for adding a no
 Right-click a group or its caption to access its context menu.
 
 - **Export group resources as CSV:** Downloads a file containing all resources of the group.
-- **Copy SPARQL Query:** Copies a query that replicates the traversal up to the group and returns all its resources.  
-- **Edit note:** Adds a text annotation that will be persisted in [saved explorations](persistence.md#saved-explorations).  
+- **Copy SPARQL Query:** Copies a query that replicates the traversal up to the group and returns all its resources.
+- **Edit note:** Adds a text annotation that will be persisted in [saved explorations](persistence.md#saved-explorations).
 - **Show resource table:** Opens the tabular view (see the [dedicated page](objects-table.md)).
 
 !!! tip "Usage"
@@ -119,4 +119,4 @@ You can selectively remove different types of filters applied to a group directl
     - `Remove data property filters:` Clears filters (e.g., numeric, string matches) applied via the [resource table](objects-table.md#filtering).
     - `Remove resource selection filters:` Clears filters that restricted the group to specific resources (e.g., via [table row checkboxes](objects-table.md#filter-types) or [restricting to flagged resources](objects.md#restrict-groups-by-flags)).
     - `Remove all filters:` Clears all the above filters.
-- **Outcome:** The selected filter layer is removed, the group updates, and the exploration tree automatically recalculates to reflect the restored resources.
+- **Outcome:** The selected filter layer is removed, the group updates, and the exploration tree automatically recalculates to reflect the restored resources.

docs/explore-and-author/graph-exploration/graph-insights/navigating-to-cmem.md

@@ -28,14 +28,14 @@ If you isolate a specific resource of interest during your exploration, you can
 
 There are two ways to trigger this navigation:
 
-**From the Canvas**
+### From the Canvas
 
 - **Action:** Right-click a specific resource dot within a group to open its context menu.
 - **Select:** `View in CMEM`.
 
 ![View Resource in Corporate Memory from Canvas](graph-insights-view-in-cmem-resources.png){ class="bordered" width="60%" }
 
-**From the Details Pane**
+### From the Details Pane
 
 - **Action:** Select a resource on the canvas or in the resource table to load its details in the right pane.
 - **Select:** Open the view settings (cogwheel) located at the top-right of the details pane and click `View in CMEM`.