docs: add learn tia section

[jcstein]

Overview

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the documentation for the TIA token within the learning section. It introduces a more structured and comprehensive set of pages that detail the token's fundamental properties, its various roles within the Celestia ecosystem, and in-depth information regarding staking, governance, supply allocation, and unlock schedules. The changes aim to provide users with clearer and more accessible information about TIA.

Highlights

• Restructured TIA Learn Section: The documentation for the TIA token within the app/learn/TIA directory has been significantly reorganized to provide a clearer and more detailed learning experience.
• New TIA Overview Page: A comprehensive index page for TIA has been introduced, offering a high-level overview of its properties, roles within the Celestia ecosystem, and token denominations.
• Detailed Staking, Governance, and Supply Information: A dedicated section now provides in-depth explanations of TIA's proof-of-stake mechanism, decentralized governance structures, genesis allocation details, and token unlock schedules.
• Dedicated Staking Interfaces Guide: A new page has been added that lists various platforms and wallets where users can stake TIA on both the Mainnet Beta and Mocha testnet, enhancing user accessibility.
• Removed Placeholder Content: Previous placeholder overview and governance pages have been removed and replaced with the new, detailed content, ensuring up-to-date and relevant information.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a new 'Learn TIA' section to the documentation, replacing previous placeholder pages with detailed content about TIA's role, staking, governance, and supply. The changes are well-structured and add valuable information. My review includes a few suggestions to improve internal link consistency by removing .md extensions, which is a common best practice, and a note about a work-in-progress section that should be addressed.

[gbarros]

it looks good to me,
I would just fix the .md extesion on the links Gemini warned about

[jcstein]

marking as draft so i dont forget to change filetypes