docs: restructure fee currency guide into two-step process - #2230
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Frame adding a fee currency as two explicit steps: implementing the IFeeCurrency interface (token issuer's responsibility) and registering through governance (where the Celo team can assist). Nest interface, example, and testing sections under step 1 and add a Discord contact for governance support under step 2.
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Summary
Restructures the Adding Fee Currencies page around the two steps required to become a fee currency, making ownership of each step explicit:
IFeeCurrencyinterface — the token issuer's responsibility. The existing interface reference, example implementation, and testing sections are now nested under this step.No technical content was removed — this is a reorganization plus ownership framing.
Test plan
mint dev-style outline (Step 1 → interface/example/testing subsections, Step 2 → governance)