Added Idemixgen doc from fabric repo #41
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@ale-linux I asked the submitter to move the doc from Fabric since idemixgen tool is in idemix repository now. Could you click the button to authorize running of the checks? |
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This doc removed from Fabric docs in PR hyperledger/fabric#4834 |
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Created this pull request to move the doc content related to idemix from the Hyperledger Fabric repository to the idemix repository.
This is needed because, idemixgen doc is not required in fabric repo. So for the reference doc is added to the idemix repo and it makes sense to have its documentation in idemix repo for better organization and accessibility.