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WalkthroughThe PR updates the protocol documentation, restructuring the dispute chat setup from a generic Gift Wrap messaging flow to an ECDH-based admin-shared key system per dispute, while reordering documentation links and adding external references to the overview section. Changes
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3-3: Consider clarifying "encryption scheme" vs "key derivation."The phrase "same shared key encryption scheme" could be more precise. While both use the same NIP-59 wrapping and NIP-44 encryption, the key derivation partners differ fundamentally (peer-to-peer vs party-to-admin). Consider rewording for clarity:
"The dispute chat uses the same NIP-59 wrapping and NIP-44 encryption as the Peer-to-peer Chat, but instead of computing a shared key between buyer and seller, each party computes an independent shared key with the admin who took the dispute."
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@src/dispute_chat.md` at line 3, Replace the ambiguous phrase "same shared key encryption scheme" in src/dispute_chat.md with a precise wording that names the standards and clarifies the key-derivation difference; specifically change the sentence to: "The dispute chat uses the same NIP-59 wrapping and NIP-44 encryption as the [Peer-to-peer Chat](./chat.md), but instead of computing a shared key between buyer and seller, each party computes an independent shared key with the admin who took the dispute." This updates the description in the dispute chat paragraph to explicitly reference NIP-59 and NIP-44 and to state that key derivation is party-to-admin rather than peer-to-peer.
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Inline comments:
In `@src/dispute_chat.md`:
- Around line 29-37: The markdown code blocks showing the ECDH computation lack
language specifiers causing MD040 lint failures; update both code fences
surrounding "Shared Key = ECDH(tradeKey.private, adminPubkey)" and "Shared Key =
ECDH(adminPrivateKey, tradeKey.public)" to include a language tag (e.g.,
```text) so the blocks render correctly and satisfy linting rules, ensuring the
fences before and after each expression are changed to ```text and ```
respectively.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@src/dispute_chat.md`:
- Line 3: Replace the ambiguous phrase "same shared key encryption scheme" in
src/dispute_chat.md with a precise wording that names the standards and
clarifies the key-derivation difference; specifically change the sentence to:
"The dispute chat uses the same NIP-59 wrapping and NIP-44 encryption as the
[Peer-to-peer Chat](./chat.md), but instead of computing a shared key between
buyer and seller, each party computes an independent shared key with the admin
who took the dispute." This updates the description in the dispute chat
paragraph to explicitly reference NIP-59 and NIP-44 and to state that key
derivation is party-to-admin rather than peer-to-peer.
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