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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new section on adding token metadata in the Injective Cheat Sheet.
  • Added guidelines for whitelisting addresses for contract uploads on the Injective blockchain.
  • Enhanced documentation on the Peggy system, including key definitions and workflow updates.
  • Updated event definitions to improve clarity and detail.

• Documentation

  • Comprehensive updates across multiple documents to improve usability and clarity for users setting up Peggo on the Injective Mainnet.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces several updates across multiple documentation files related to the Injective blockchain. Key changes include the addition of new sections for token metadata and whitelisting guidelines, significant restructuring of the Peggy module documentation to enhance clarity, and updates to event definitions. The Peggo configuration document has also been expanded with detailed examples and instructions for new validators. Overall, the changes aim to improve the comprehensibility and usability of the documentation.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
docs/develop/cheat-sheet/index.mdx	Added a new section "Add Token Metadata" and restructured existing content for clarity.
docs/develop/guides/injective-101/whitelist.md	Introduced guidelines for whitelisting addresses for contract uploads, including governance details.
docs/develop/modules/injective/peggy/01_definitions.md	Added an introductory section and "Key definitions" for the Peggy system, restructuring existing content.
docs/develop/modules/injective/peggy/02_workflow.md	Restructured workflow documentation, clarified roles of operators, and updated asset transfer processes.
docs/develop/modules/injective/peggy/03_state.md	Restructured state documentation, updated parameter presentation, and clarified key-value pairs.
docs/develop/modules/injective/peggy/04_messages.md	Enhanced clarity on Peggy message types, updated message structures with comments for better understanding.
docs/develop/modules/injective/peggy/06_end_block.md	Changed title to "EndBlocker," restructured sections, and clarified slashing and batch cancellation processes.
docs/develop/modules/injective/peggy/07_events.md	Added new events and modified existing event attributes for clarity and specificity.
docs/nodes/validators/mainnet/peggo.md	Expanded configuration details for Peggo on Injective Mainnet, including a comprehensive example of a .env file.

Poem

🐇 In the meadow where changes bloom,
New tokens and guidelines dispel the gloom.
Peggy's paths now clearer than day,
Validators cheer, “Hooray, hooray!”
With each update, our knowledge grows,
In the world of Injective, excitement flows! 🌼

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