* refactor index.md
* move philosophy.md into index.md
* clean up the 'getting started' topic
move how-to's to the how-to section
* cleaner titles
* move prerequisites to the install.md page
* hardware.md: small refactor
* improve quick-start.md
* refactor eth1.md
* refactor validating guide
* reverse the order of BN and LC in the table
* pi-guide.md: minor edit
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: tersec <tersec@users.noreply.github.com>
* make link texts more concrete
* remove comparison to other clients
* add some more explanations to `build.md`
* change 'days' to 'hours'
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Co-authored-by: tersec <tersec@users.noreply.github.com>
* part 2 of the initial doc fixes
- spelling fixes
- grammar fixes
- em-dashes should be em-dashes (`—`): double dashes (`--`) are not rendered properly
- reduce overusage of em-dashes, some of those should be separate sentences
- use the correct syntax for notes, tips and warnings
- every sentence is in a separate line (helps with future diffs)
- add missing dots at the end of list items
- fix some lists
* sentences on separate lines in the remaining files
- spelling fixes
- use the correct sintax for notes
- em-dashes should be em-dashes (`—`): double dashes (`--`) are not
rendered properly
- fix a link (was to a .html, should be to .md)
- add missing dots
- every sentence should be on a separate line: it makes future diffs
much nicer and easier to spot the changes
* reorganise navigation menus
* update light client guide with comparison table
* add suggested fee recipient and JWT secrets to the merge guide
* add some background info to book readme
* add JWT docs
also limit toc to make it displayable with substeps.
`mkdocs` works with markdown similar to `mdbook` but is generally more
pleasing to the eye and has several nice UX features.
This PR does the bulk of the transition - likely, a followup would be
needed to fully make use of the extra features and navigation.
Book pages have been kept url-compatible, meaning that for the most
part, old links should continue to work!
Co-authored-by: Etan Kissling <etan@status.im>