feat: firefly fabconnect doc

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced "Firefly FabConnect," an open-source middleware for interacting with Fabric networks.
  • Added capabilities for managing identities, sending transactions, and creating event streams and subscriptions.

• Documentation

  • Enhanced markdown documents for improved readability and clarity.
  • Provided a comprehensive guide with examples for identity registration, transaction creation, and event stream setup using Firefly FabConnect.
  • Improved formatting for better presentation of information in the related documents.

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CUS-368 Firefly fabconnect

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Walkthrough

The recent updates enhance the documentation for Firefly FabConnect, an open-source middleware that simplifies interaction with Fabric networks. Key improvements include clearer instructions on managing identities, sending transactions, and creating event streams, all accompanied by practical examples. Additionally, formatting adjustments throughout the documents improve overall readability. This refined guide is a valuable asset for developers looking to integrate Firefly FabConnect into their applications effectively.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
docs/using-platform/12_firefly.md	Introduced Firefly FabConnect, detailing middleware functions for identity management, transaction handling, and event stream creation. Included curl command examples and comprehensive guides for each feature.
docs/using-platform/6_add_smart_contract_sets/2_create_smart_contract_set.md	Improved clarity and consistency in documentation regarding smart contract sets. Adjusted formatting and modified links for better presentation.
docs/about-settlemint/4_components.mdx	Made formatting adjustments for improved readability, including sentence restructuring and line breaks, without altering semantic content.

Poem

🐰 In the meadow where codeflowers bloom,
Firefly shines, dispelling the gloom.
With identities, we leap and we bound,
Transactions flow, joyfully unbound!
Event streams whirl like a bright spring breeze,
Hopping along, we code with such ease! 🌼✨

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[robbeverhelst]

was this intentional?