[bulk] Print clothing/items implications

create implication print_apron -> apron
create implication print_bikini -> bikini
create implication print_boots -> boots
create implication print_bow -> bow
create implication print_hat -> hat
create implication print_hoodie -> hoodie
create implication print_jacket -> jacket
create implication print_kimono -> kimono
create implication print_necktie -> necktie
create implication print_pajamas -> pajamas
create implication print_pillow -> pillow
create implication print_ribbon -> ribbon
create implication print_scarf -> scarf
create implication print_shoes -> shoes
create implication print_skirt -> skirt
create implication print_towel -> towel
create implication print_umbrella -> umbrella
create implication print_yukata -> yukata

Link to request

Covering any implications that don't exist with their print counterparts. I've been updating the wikis to make sure that they are treated separately from multicolored_clothes, as discussed in forum #122723. I'm not doing every possible item for now until I can get around to seeing if I can populate them enough to make a request in the future.

I was dubious about making a print_sleeves -> detached_sleeves implication since it can also include arm_warmers, and from what I understand, those aren't treated as detached sleeves.

I'm also wondering if there should be a print_clothes umbrella tag to gather all of these printed articles of clothing.

+1 to the implications.

Also, creating an umbrella tag makes sense, and would make it align with the multicolored implications.

The bulk update request #967 has been approved.

All right, I want some opinions on what to name the umbrella tag to group all of these printed objects together. So far I have the following in mind and what my opinions are on them.

print/printed: These sound too ambiguous and could be misconstrued to include printed media like manga, newspapers and books.

print_design/printed_design: As BrokenEagle pointed out in forum #122775, both of those "sound like something officalesque and done by a professional designer." That's more along the lines of graphic design. There's the option of creating a new graphic_design tag to encompass professional-looking designs and/or logos, like post #2514712, post #2420309 or post #2344033. Then those graphic designs can be isolated from recurring printed patterns like post #2429785 or post #677823. Personally, I would give +1 to print_design so that the wording is consistent with other print_* tags, while also creating the graphic_design tag.

print_object/printed_object: While I'm not fond of this group of tags, I concede that anything that is printed is inevitably going to be a tangible object. Furthermore, there might be the potential for taggers to create new print_* tags that are superfluous and wind up only being used on rare occasions, thereby flooding the print_* group with useless tags.

print_pattern/printed_pattern: -1 to this because not all prints are continuous patterns.

Thoughts?