1. A method for validating documentation for at least one software functionality, comprising: determining, by at least one processor, one or more issues in one or more of a plurality of documentation topics that document at least one software functionality based at least upon applying one or more business rules to the one or more of the plurality of documentation topics, including one or more of: applying the one or more business rules to metadata of the one or more of the plurality of documentation topics to cross-reference the metadata of the one or more of the plurality of documentation topics with a semantic model for the at least one software functionality, applying the one or more business rules to content of the one or more of the plurality of documentation topics to cross-reference the content of the one or more of the plurality of documentation topics with the semantic model for the at least one software functionality, and applying the one or more business rules to metadata of the one or more of the plurality of documentation topics and metadata of one or more related documentation topics to test consistency between the metadata of the one or more of the plurality of documentation topics with the metadata of the one or more related documentation topics; and responsive to determining the one or more issues, inserting, by the at least one processor, one or more entries into an issues report, wherein the one or more entries include information regarding the one or more issues.
1. A method for validating documentation for at least one software functionality, comprising: determining, by at least one processor, one or more issues in one or more of a plurality of documentation topics that document at least one software functionality based at least upon applying one or more business rules to the one or more of the plurality of documentation topics, including one or more of: applying the one or more business rules to metadata of the one or more of the plurality of documentation topics to cross-reference the metadata of the one or more of the plurality of documentation topics with a semantic model for the at least one software functionality, applying the one or more business rules to content of the one or more of the plurality of documentation topics to cross-reference the content of the one or more of the plurality of documentation topics with the semantic model for the at least one software functionality, and applying the one or more business rules to metadata of the one or more of the plurality of documentation topics and metadata of one or more related documentation topics to test consistency between the metadata of the one or more of the plurality of documentation topics with the metadata of the one or more related documentation topics; and responsive to determining the one or more issues, inserting, by the at least one processor, one or more entries into an issues report, wherein the one or more entries include information regarding the one or more issues. 5. The method of claim 1 , wherein applying the one or more business rules to metadata of the one or more of the plurality of documentation topics further comprises: responsive to determining that the one or more of the plurality of documentation topics is a deprecated proto-topic based at least in part on the metadata of the one or more of the plurality of documentation topics, determining whether a semantic construct associated with the one or more of the plurality of documentation topics in the semantic model for the at least one software functionality is deprecated.