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Description
This PR adds some more in-depth documentation on oracles, what they are and how to use them.
Problem*
Closes #3971
Oracles can now be resolved with JSON RPC calls, which is a powerful feature for developers. This PR attempts to provide some information on how they can be part of a development flow
Summary*