Split the ledger pages and document the ledger in the daemon The implementation page is now a hub with six pages under it, and two new pages explain how to run a ledger node and which sporks the ledger reads. They cover the genesis file, the validator key, the snapshot check, the spork authority, the blacklist and fee sporks, and the service that runs the ledger in the daemon. The sidebar nests the ledger pages under the Ledger page.
Bring the ledger pages up to date with the node branch Describe claims, transfers and fees, the authority the node answers, the view-based consensus engine, the durable sign state, the driver and the transport in the application. List what is not wired yet. Follow the source-list convention of the other pages.
Name the foundation's board keys as the spork signers Two of its four board keys sign settings sporks. Selected changes may go to a network vote, which Hedgehog does not implement yet.
Document running Hedgehog 0.0.8 Add a page on downloading, verifying, starting and stopping a node, its options, data directory and commands. Mark the gridnode and storage material as arriving after 0.0.8.
Document the upcoming ledger Add a Ledger page that describes the ledger branch: what the chain records, how a block is made and certified, validator rounds, heartbeats and the block log. The page is marked as upcoming, and is listed under a new Upcoming group in the sidebar and on Home.
Shorten every page to a brief overview Each page now says what the part is, how it works and where the source lives, instead of documenting the implementation in full.
Move the implementation documentation into the wiki Nine pages with a sidebar, and the figures they embed.
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