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This pull request updates the documentation in adr-001-node-key-refactoring.md to clarify the process of handling orphaned nodes during version updates. The change improves the explanation of how orphan nodes are removed in the n+1-th version update without storing orphans in the storage. This helps make the pruning strategy and migration steps more understandable and precise. No code changes are included; this is a documentation improvement only.

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    • Corrected a typographical error in the architecture documentation for improved clarity.

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A typographical error in the documentation was corrected, changing "orphanes" to "orphans" in a sentence describing a method for obtaining orphaned nodes. No code, logic, or control flow was affected.

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docs/architecture/adr-001-node-key-refactoring.md Fixed a typographical error in documentation text.

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82-82: Typo fix approved; suggest grammatical refinement
The correction from “orphanes” to “orphans” is spot on. For clarity and correct tense, consider rephrasing “which remove” to “that are removed” and tightening the sentence.

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- Here we are introducing a new way how to get orphaned nodes which remove in the `n+1`th version updates without storing orphans in the storage.
+ Here we are introducing a new way to obtain orphaned nodes that are removed in the `n+1`th version update without storing them in storage.
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[uncategorized] ~82-~82: This verb may not be in the correct tense. Consider changing the tense to fit the context better.
Context: ...new way how to get orphaned nodes which remove in the n+1th version updates without ...

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[uncategorized] ~82-~82: This verb may not be in the correct tense. Consider changing the tense to fit the context better.
Context: ...new way how to get orphaned nodes which remove in the n+1th version updates without ...

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@vtjl10 vtjl10 changed the title Update adr-001-node-key-refactoring.md fix: update adr-001-node-key-refactoring.md Jul 5, 2025
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