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Explain fast-doubling algorithm used in example - Document stack operations and Miden Assembly basics - Provide input/output format and usage examples - Include troubleshooting and ZK performance context
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Description
This PR adds a detailed walkthrough guide for the Fibonacci example, explaining the fast-doubling algorithm, Miden Assembly stack operations, and zero-knowledge proof implications.
Motivation
The Fibonacci example currently lacks documentation. Developers need clear explanations of what the algorithm does and how it works.
Changes
fibonacci-explained.mdwith algorithm overview, instruction reference, and learning paths