add CCIP integration guide for tempo testnet#3685
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This pull request adds comprehensive documentation and sidebar navigation support for integrating Chainlink CCIP with the Tempo Moderato Testnet, including a detailed integration guide and updates to related index and navigation files. The main focus is to help users enable cross-chain token transfers to and from Tempo using the standard BurnMint mechanism, with step-by-step instructions and background about the Tempo network.
Key changes:
1. Documentation Additions and Updates
Tempo Integration Guide(tempo-integration-guide.mdx) that explains how to set up cross-chain token transfers on Tempo, covering prerequisites, the TIP-20 standard, gas model differences, and a step-by-step integration process. This includes images, code snippets, and troubleshooting resources.index.mdx), making it discoverable for users browsing integration options.llms-full.txt) to reference and include the new Tempo guide, ensuring consistency across documentation formats. [1] [2]2. Navigation and Sidebar Enhancements
Tempo Integration Guideto the CCIP sidebar navigation (ccip-dynamic.ts), so users can easily find it when browsing documentation for EVM networks.These changes collectively make it much easier for developers to discover, understand, and follow the process for enabling CCIP on the Tempo network, while keeping documentation organized and up-to-date.