Hyperlink selex patterns (#236)

* add hyperlinks to rest of selex patterns

* fix

* add words to dictionary; fix hypertargets

* fix dictionary and hyperlink

13output.tex

@@ -74,7 +74,7 @@
 Before listing the derived quantities reported to the standard deviation report, there are a couple of topics that deserve further explanation.
 
 \hypertarget{VirginUnfished}{}
-\subsubsection[Virgin Spawning Biomass vs Unfished Spawning Biomass]{\protect\hyperlink{}{Virgin Spawning Biomass vs Unfished Spawning Biomass}}
+\subsubsection[Virgin Spawning Biomass vs Unfished Spawning Biomass]{\protect\hyperlink{VirginUnfished}{Virgin Spawning Biomass vs Unfished Spawning Biomass}}
 Unfished is the condition for which reference points (benchmark) are calculated. Virgin Spawning Biomass (B0) is the initial condition on which the start of the time-series depends. If biology or spawner-recruitment parameters are time-varying, then the benchmark year input in the forecast file tells the model which years to average in order to calculate ``unfished''. In this case, virgin recruitment and/or the virgin spawning biomass will differ from their unfished counterparts. Virgin recruitment and spawning biomass are reported in the mgmt\_quant portion of the sd\_report and are now labeled as ``unfished'' for clarity. Note that if ln(R0) is time-varying, then this will cause unfished to differ from virgin. However, if regime shift parameter is time-varying, then unfished will remain the same as virgin because the regime shift is treated as a temporary offset from virgin. Virgin spawning biomass is denoted as SPB\_virgin and spawning biomass unfished is denoted as SPB\_unf in the report file.
 
 Virgin Spawning Biomass (B0) is used in four ways within SS3: