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In the step by step diagram, steps 1-3 are the initiating message, steps 4-5 are the executing message. This fix clarifies that.

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The pull request modifies the sequence diagram on the superchain-erc20.mdx page to better illustrate the token relay process between chains. A new participant, labeled as "Autorelayer," has been added to the diagram, indicating a new role in the message execution process. The interaction for relaying tokens has been changed from a direct arrow (->>) to a dashed arrow (--) between the source bridge and the destination cross-domain messenger, suggesting a non-blocking or asynchronous operation. Additionally, the note regarding the executing message has been updated to reflect that the autorelayer, along with the user or any offchain entity, is responsible for sending the executing message to the destination chain's messenger. No changes were made to the declarations of exported or public entities.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant SB as Source Bridge
    participant AR as Autorelayer
    participant DCM as Destination Messenger

    SB->>AR: Emit Initiating Message for Token Relay
    AR->>DCM: Send Executing Message
    DCM--)DCM: Execute Token Relay (upon receiving executing message)
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  • Add context on auto-relayer for devnet #1399: The changes in the main PR regarding the message relay process and the introduction of the "Autorelayer" are directly related to the context added in the retrieved PR about the auto-relayer functionality for handling Superchain cross-domain messages.
  • Rewrite the SuperchainERC20 page #1273: The changes in the main PR regarding the sequence diagram and message relay process in superchain-erc20.mdx are related to the updates made in the retrieved PR, which also involves modifications to the same file and includes a sequence diagram illustrating token transfer interactions.
  • Fix Deploy SuperchainERC20 Tutorial link #1271: The changes in the main PR and the retrieved PR are related as both involve modifications to the same file, pages/stack/interop/superchain-erc20.mdx, specifically addressing different aspects of the documentation within that file.

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82-83: Enhance explanatory clarity for message relay timing.

The new explanatory lines effectively clarify that the call at step 3 is only simulated by emitting an initiating message, with actual execution deferred until an executing message is received. For stylistic consistency—and to align with documentation guidelines that recommend avoiding excessive emphasis—consider removing the italics around the word “initiated.”

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64-64: Clarify arrow notation for asynchronous message sending.

Changing the arrow from a solid style to a dashed style in step 3 clearly indicates that the message is only being sent (not immediately received), which directly addresses the PR objective. Consider adding a legend or brief note elsewhere in the document if similar diagram symbols are used throughout the documentation.

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looks perfect ty for the fix!

@krofax krofax merged commit 677531f into ethereum-optimism:main Feb 24, 2025
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