inputs/import.stats.xls: Updated import times

inputs/FIA/_src/_README.TXT: Documented that the refresh is missing some PLT_CN values present in the original version

inputs/FIA/import_order.txt: Reverted back to using FIA_COND_unique instead of COND_unique because the PLT_CN IDs in the refresh don't match the PLT_CN IDs in the original version, making COND_unique and Organism incompatible

inputs/FIA/import_order.txt: Removed FIA_COND_unique, which is superseded by COND_unique

inputs/FIA/import_order.txt: Fixed bug where need to import COND_unique before Organism because the plot entries need to be created before they can be linked to by organisms

redmine_synonyms: sed pattern: Match <h# directly at the beginning of the line rather than after ^.*, which greatly speeds up the pattern matching because the first character is a literal character. (If <h# were not located at the left margin, the ^.* would unfortunately still be needed because the beginning of the line needs to be matched in order to be removed by the replacement operation.)

mappings/VegCore.csv: Regenerated from wiki. Alternatives are now able to use h3 instead of h4 (which had display problems). realLatitude/Longitude is now no longer needs the ? prefix to have its replacement (PRIVATE) interpreted as an alternative, and thus is properly able to be included in the vocabulary.

mappings/Makefile: VegCore.vocab.csv: Use the term's type label instead of its header level to determine if it's a synonym or alternative. This allows header levels to be chosen for presentational reasons rather than being constrained by being parsable.

redmine_synonyms: Don't require ambiguous terms to start with ?, because the ambiguous term for an alternative can be identified simply by choosing the last term that didn't have a type label (previously, this would have been the last term that wasn't h3 or h4)

redmine_synonyms: Use the term's type label instead of its header level to determine if it's a synonym or alternative. This allows header levels to be chosen for presentational reasons rather than being constrained by being parsable.