docs: update event invariant docs for KeyRegistry, StorageRegistry #304
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Motivation
Update documentation based on feedback.
Change Summary
Updated event invariant documentation
Merge Checklist
PR-Codex overview
Focus of this PR:
This PR focuses on updating the documentation in three contracts:
IdRegistry.sol
,StorageRegistry.sol
, andKeyRegistry.sol
.Detailed summary:
IdRegistry.sol
, the documentation for an eventRecoveryAddressChanged
has been updated to mention that the event can emit multiple times with the same recovery address.StorageRegistry.sol
, the documentation for an eventStorageRentPaid
has been updated to clarify that storage is credited to unregistered fids and will be assigned when the fid is registered.StorageRegistry.sol
, the documentation for an eventSetDeprecationTimestamp
has been updated to mention that hubs will track this timestamp to determine when the contract is deprecated.KeyRegistry.sol
, the documentation for an eventRemove
has been updated to clarify the invariants that hubs assume regarding the order and existence of events.KeyRegistry.sol
, the documentation for an eventAdminReset
has been updated to clarify the invariants that hubs assume regarding the order and existence of events.