Add: documentation pages for suspicious metrics and risk profile #2963

gh-pages/_docs/06-05-suspicious-metrics.md

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+permalink: /docs/suspicious-metrics/
+title: "Suspicious metrics"
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+This feature compares the values of different metrics with metric values of 241 Open Source Java projects.
+Based on this data suspicious and inconspicuous metrics are identified and corresponding suggestions can be clicked to view them.
+
+Be aware that metrics for other programming languages might not be comparable to Java Reference metric values.
+
+To activate this function it is necessary to open the global configuration menu and activate the experimental features,
+after that the Suspicious button will appear in the main menu. Pressing this button will open the suspicious metrics panel.
+Here are listed the suspicious metrics, you can change the map view with the suspicious metrics buttons, you can also see
+highlighted on the map the files with a high risk factor (if any).
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+> Icons by [fontawesome](https://fontawesome.com/icons?d=gallery&q=arrows)

gh-pages/_docs/06-06-risk-profile.md

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+permalink: /docs/risk-profile/
+title: "Risk profile"
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+The Risk Profile gives a quick overview about the complexity and risk structure of the code base. It tells you how much
+of the code is placed in files associated with low/high risk in means of maintainability.
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+The separation of code in risk classes like low or high complexity is based on Java reference metric values and therefore
+can be inaccurate for other programming languages.
+
+To activate this function it is necessary to open the global configuration menu and activate the experimental features,
+after that the Risk profile button will appear in the main menu. Pressing this button will open the risk profile panel.
+Here you will find listed the code percentages separated by their complexity.
+
+> Icons by [fontawesome](https://fontawesome.com/icons?d=gallery&q=arrows)