Make the high level overview easier to scan#165
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…formation to give anyone an understanding of credible layer in 2 minutes
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| You can read the full technical flow in [Architecture](/credible/architecture-overview). | ||
| A network node running the Credible Layer [sidecar](/credible/glossary#sidecar) does not care _how_ a transaction violates the protocol's rule. All that matters is _whether_ the assertion passes or fails. If the assertion fails, the node drops the transaction before it can be included in a block. |
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shouldn't we use validated/invalidated instead of pass/fail here?
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During mapping of personas and user journeys for the docs, it became clear that the high level overview was too hard to navigate and had too much content. This PR boild it down and moves the code example into a dropdown so that non-tech people can get an understanding of the Credible Layer in a couple of minutes.