Finality, confidence levels, custom depth #3247
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This pull request introduces comprehensive documentation and code examples for blockchain finality and confidence levels in the Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE), covering both Go and TypeScript SDKs. It adds new concept pages, updates sidebar navigation, enhances guides with detailed instructions for custom block depths, and updates related reporting to reflect these additions.
Documentation and Concept Additions
finality-go.mdxandfinality-ts.mdxinsrc/content/cre/concepts/, providing an overview of finality, confidence levels (LATEST,SAFE,FINALIZED), chain-specific mappings, and guidance for chain reads, writes, and event triggers. [1] [2]Guide Enhancements for Custom Block Depths