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Is there already any information about migrating Study Bibles to PT 8? Or is this in no way different than migrating other projects?

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Study Bible should migrate as normal, and continue to work the same as in 7.X.
There is a new (experimental) type of Study Bible project called “Study Bible Additions”. A different type of migration process can be used to convert the old project type to the new project type, but this is unconnected to the 7.X => 8.0 project migration.

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