Solidity verifier

[faytey]

Added the solidity verifier chapter according to Remo's presentation, kindy review and update me on any changes needed or corrections. Thanks

[omarespejel]

Hey @faytey! Thank you very much I will review it while I am editing the style and come back with feedback if necessary.

[omarespejel]

Hey @faytey,

Firstly, I appreciate your dedication and the contribution you've made to the Starknet Book. I've reviewed the PR and think we're about 66% on track to getting it where it needs to be.

I've implemented minor format and style modifications in your contribution, ensuring the core essence remains unchanged. You can review the changes I made [here](https://github.com/starknet-edu/starknetbook/blob/main/src/ch03-06-solidity-verifier.md).

Here's some feedback to refine and enhance it:

1. General Enhancement: I encourage you to think holistically and detail-oriented when adding content. We aim for a comprehensive approach; our goal is for the students to grasp the content without getting puzzled by the images alone. It would be beneficial to explain and illustrate as clearly as possible how everything interconnects.
2. Image References: It appears the images in your PR aren't displaying correctly. Kindly download the relevant images and place them in the src/img/ directory with the other images (check the Sequencers chapter for an example on how to show them). Subsequently, please reference them in the text to ensure they display appropriately.
3. Sharp Verifier Contract Map: The “Sharp Verifier Contract Map” section could benefit from a more detailed description of the associated images. It would significantly enhance the reader's understanding.
4. Constructor Parameters of Key Contracts: In the “Constructor Parameters of Key Contracts” section, it would be helpful to delve deeper into the images' descriptions. Please elaborate on the constructor parameters and their significance.
5. Interconnection of Contracts: We need a clear exposition on how the different contracts interrelate and collectively form a cohesive system.

Thank you once again for your contribution. Looking forward to seeing the refined version!

[faytey]

OOOOPPss, lots of adjustments, so sorry I thought the images would explain the concepts better. Now I know better and would adjust it the most I can. Thanks, I will revert by tomorrow