Audit of SuperERC20 deployment tutorial. #1584
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes restructure and clarify the content of the "Deploy a SuperchainERC20 token" tutorial. The introductory sections—"What you'll do," "What you'll learn," and prerequisites—are now grouped inside a collapsible details block labeled "About this tutorial," with "What you'll do" also presented immediately after this block. Several minor wording adjustments were made for clarity, such as rephrasing instructions and replacing a hardcoded example token address with a placeholder and explanatory note. These modifications are limited to content presentation and wording; no changes were made to the tutorial's logic, instructions, or code examples. Additionally, the word "Devs" and its trailing blank line were removed from a word list file, with no other changes to its content or order. Possibly related PRs
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162-163: Format the supplemental note for emphasis
Adding “Your address will be different.” is a great heads-up. To make it stand out more, you could render it in italics or wrap it in a<Callout>so it isn’t overlooked.
175-175: Refine the minting instruction for clarity
“It is the easiest to use the owner address.” could be smoother. For example:- It is the easiest to use the owner address. + Using the owner address is the simplest approach for minting.
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pages/interop/tutorials/deploy-superchain-erc20.mdx (4)
48-72: Use a collapsible “About this tutorial” section to improve focus
Wrapping the introductory parts (“What you’ll learn”, “Technical knowledge”, “Development environment”, and “Required tools”) in a<details>block under About this tutorial keeps the page concise and lets readers expand only if they need background context.
73-74: Relocate “What you’ll do” outside of the collapsible block
Presenting the action items immediately after the<details>ensures users see their next steps without having to expand the section.🧰 Tools
### What you'll do * Use the [SuperchainERC20 Starter K...🪛 LanguageTool
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88-88: Clarify the deployment step and include a direct link
Updating the text to “Here are the required changes to deploy it to the Interop devnet.” specifies exactly what the user needs to do and points them to the relevant documentation.
165-165: Placeholder forTOKEN_ADDRESSis clear
Using<your address>inside the code block effectively shows users where to substitute their own value.
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None added, but I went through the code again to make sure it works.
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