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Split the Functionality table into separate tables with headings #580

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  • Documentation
    • Redesigned the blockchain functionality guide with structured sections for various chains (e.g., EVM, Bitcoin, Solana, Sui, TON). Tables now clearly present features like deposits, withdrawals, and specific transaction actions, enhancing readability and organization.
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    • Removed an obsolete code reference to streamline the codebase.

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This pull request removes a type reference in next-env.d.ts and restructures the blockchain functionality documentation. The type reference removal omits compatibility definitions for Next.js navigation. The documentation file now features clearly defined sections for EVM, Bitcoin, Solana, Sui, and TON, each accompanied by tables outlining functionalities and updated terminology.

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next-env.d.ts Removed the reference to next/navigation-types/compat/navigation from the file.
src/pages/developers/chains/... Reorganized documentation by introducing separate headers for blockchain chains (EVM, Bitcoin, Solana, Sui, TON) and updated tables and terminology for enhanced clarity.

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Split the table on the Functionality page into multiple tables with headings #577
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src/pages/developers/chains/functionality.mdx (1)

71-108: Terminology Section: Clear Definitions with Minor Refinement

The Terminology section offers comprehensive definitions that aid in understanding the functionalities. For enhanced readability, consider reviewing punctuation or stylistic consistency (e.g., ending descriptive statements with a period) for a more polished presentation.

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src/pages/developers/chains/functionality.mdx (5)

1-17: EVM Section: Structured Organization & Clarity

The EVM section is well organized with a clearly defined heading and a neatly formatted table. The use of status icons (✅, ⚠️, ❌) is consistent and enhances readability. No issues detected.

18-24: Bitcoin Section: Clear Documentation

The Bitcoin section includes a concise table with proper column headers and status indicators, which makes the functionality easily understandable.

25-40: Solana Section: Consistent Presentation

The Solana section maintains clarity with its detailed table layout. The consistent use of formatting and icons ensures that readers can quickly interpret the capabilities.

41-55: Sui Section: Accurate and Consistent

The Sui section is consistent with earlier sections, and the table accurately reflects the intended functionalities. The overall structure enhances the document's clarity.

56-70: TON Section: Well-Structured Table

The TON section is clearly delineated and follows the same effective structure as the other sections, ensuring uniformity across the documentation.

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@fadeev fadeev merged commit fc3c07b into main Mar 26, 2025
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@fadeev fadeev deleted the functionality-split-tables branch March 26, 2025 07:26
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Split the table on the Functionality page into multiple tables with headings
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