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Adds a link to the superchainerc20 doc

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The pull request involves modifications to the "Interoperability Explainer" document, enhancing clarity and detail about the OP Stack's interoperability features. Key updates include a more emphasized introduction, elaboration on the SuperchainERC20 token specification, and clarifications in various sections regarding message passing, chain dependencies, and infrastructure requirements. The document maintains its original structure while providing additional insights into asset interoperability and related considerations.

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pages/stack/protocol/interop/explainer.mdx Enhanced clarity in the introduction about blockchain state reading and native interoperability benefits. Added details on SuperchainERC20 token specification in the "Secure Message Passing" section. Clarified chain dependencies in the "Permissionless Chain Set" section. Reiterated infrastructure requirements for chain operators in the "Considerations" section. FAQs remain unchanged.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
pages/stack/protocol/interop/explainer.mdx (2)

Line range hint 9-15: Approved with a minor suggestion

The added content effectively explains the benefits of native OP Stack interoperability. It provides valuable information for readers and enhances the introduction section.

Consider capitalizing "ETH" in the last bullet point for consistency with other proper nouns:

- secure transfer of ETH and ERC-20s across L2s
+ secure transfer of ETH and ERC-20s across L2s

Line range hint 1-124: Overall document review: Minor improvements suggested

The document provides a comprehensive explanation of interoperability in the OP Stack. While the recent changes have improved the content, there are a few minor suggestions for further enhancement:

  1. Capitalize "Superchain" consistently throughout the document. For example:

    • In the "Secure Message Passing" section: "superchain" → "Superchain"
    • In the "Low Latency" section: "superchain" → "Superchain"
  2. Use sentence case for H2 headers as per the coding guidelines. For example:

    • "Secure Message Passing" → "Secure message passing"
    • "Low Latency" → "Low latency"
    • "Permissionless Chain Set" → "Permissionless chain set"
  3. In the FAQ section, consider using title case for the questions to improve readability. For example:

    • "What is the latency/security tradeoff?" → "What Is the Latency/Security Tradeoff?"

These minor adjustments will improve consistency and adhere more closely to the provided coding guidelines.

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pages/stack/protocol/interop/explainer.mdx (1)

28-28: Excellent addition

The new bullet point explaining the SuperchainERC20 token specification and the link to additional information are valuable additions to the document. This enhances the reader's understanding of asset interoperability within the Superchain.

@sbvegan sbvegan merged commit 5519663 into main Oct 19, 2024
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@sbvegan sbvegan deleted the bradleycamacho-patch-1 branch October 19, 2024 18:20
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