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chore: resolves markdown linting issues in main branch #3198

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This PR addresses several Markdown linting issues found in the main branch.

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The recent updates encompass refining documentation and specifications to enhance clarity and accuracy. A reference section was eliminated due to obsolescence, while adjustments in Celestia's namespace documentation emphasize user responsibility for managing collisions. Additionally, a README file was revised to provide precise guidance on test instance communication. These changes aim to improve understanding, underscore the importance of handling namespace conflicts, and enhance user guidance through streamlined documentation.

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docs/architecture/adr-022-multi-...md Removed an obsolete reference section.
specs/src/specs/namespace.md Clarified Celestia's stance on preventing collisions in non-reserved namespaces, highlighting user responsibility.
test/testground/README.md Updated a link to enhance guidance on test instance communication and experiment flow.

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## Test Instance Communication and Experiment Flow

https://github.com/celestiaorg/celestia-app/blob/d698845db9b28cbacef2e5bde57ef9dc443fc21a/test/testground/network/role.go#L18-L36
[Context](https://github.com/celestiaorg/celestia-app/blob/d698845db9b28cbacef2e5bde57ef9dc443fc21a/test/testground/network/role.go#L18-L36)

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This review was outside the diff hunks, and no overlapping diff hunk was found. Original lines [75-75]

The phrase "testground cluster must be setup" should be corrected for grammatical accuracy.

- testground cluster must be setup in a
+ testground cluster must be set up in a

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Applications MUST refrain from using the [reserved namespaces](#reserved-namespaces) for their blob data.

Celestia does not ensure the prevention of non-reserved namespace collisions.
Celestia does not ensure the prevention of non-reserved namespace collisions.
Consequently, two distinct applications might use the same namespace.
It is the responsibility of these applications to be cautious and manage the implications and consequences arising from such namespace collisions.
Among the potential consequences is the _Woods Attack_, as elaborated in this forum post: [Woods Attack on Celestia](https://forum.celestia.org/t/woods-attack-on-celestia/59).
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Consider rephrasing "In order to enable efficient retrieval of blobs by namespace" to a more concise form to avoid wordiness. For example:

- In order to enable efficient retrieval of blobs by namespace
+ To efficiently retrieve blobs by namespace

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The abbreviation "ID" is mentioned as "id" in the document. For consistency and clarity, consider using the all-uppercase form "ID" throughout the document.

- [version](#version) and [id](#id)
+ [version](#version) and [ID](#ID)

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Consider adding a comma for clarity in the sentence describing the placement of padding shares:

- ...placed at the end of the Celestia data square even if a new user-specifiable version is introduced.
+ ...placed at the end of the Celestia data square, even if a new user-specifiable version is introduced.

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Why isn't markdown linter catching these issues in CI? Do we need to bump the linter version in CI and optionally specify that version in the README?

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Why isn't markdown linter catching these issues in CI? Do we need to bump the linter version in CI and optionally specify that version in the README?

I am also wondering why, Do you think it is because of the version of the linter (the markdown linter)? I don't see any harm in bumping the version.

@staheri14 staheri14 merged commit 077785c into main Mar 20, 2024
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@staheri14 staheri14 deleted the sanaz/resolves-linter-issues branch March 20, 2024 19:23
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This PR addresses several Markdown linting issues found in the main
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