Document how to capture assertion exceptions and show in a zkApp UI #264
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jasongitmail
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Should we mention or show an example assertion that uses a custom error message of INSUFFICIENT_BALANCE so they understand how the pieces fit together? (I mean literally the assertion itself, and no other lines of surrounding code.)
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Closes #232
This PR adds a section at the end of the section How to Write a zkApp UI on how to capture assertion errors and display helpful messages in the UI.
We can link to this page documenting all the assertion exceptions and ways to mitigate them when it is created.