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Update universal-channel-middleware.md #279

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update outdated links

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    • Updated documentation for the Universal Channel and IBC Middleware with precise links to implementation files on GitHub.
    • Clarified the section on sending and receiving packets, enhancing understanding of the sendUniversalPacket function.
    • Retained examples for sending and receiving packets with updated links to their respective contracts.

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The pull request updates the documentation for the Universal Channel and IBC Middleware. It replaces relative links with absolute URLs to specific lines in the GitHub repository for the UniversalChannelHandler.sol and IbcMiddleware.sol contracts. The documentation also clarifies the explanation of the sendUniversalPacket function, maintaining existing examples while updating links to their respective contracts. Overall, the structure remains largely unchanged, focusing on enhancing navigability and accessibility.

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docs/universal-channel-middleware.md Updated links to UniversalChannelHandler.sol and IbcMiddleware.sol to absolute URLs; clarified the sendUniversalPacket function explanation and updated example links.

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  • Raunak/contract cleanup #142: The changes in UniversalChannelHandler.sol related to the sendUniversalPacket function are directly relevant to the main PR, which also discusses the sendUniversalPacket function and its documentation.

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docs/universal-channel-middleware.md (3)

16-16: Consider using main branch links instead of commit hashes

While using specific commit hashes (b9f269e0...) ensures link stability, it may lead readers to outdated code versions. Consider using links to the main branch unless there's a specific need to reference this exact version.

-[UniversalChannelHandler.sol](https://github.com/open-ibc/vibc-core-smart-contracts/blob/b9f269e0d51d1696723f95bf61fab101596514a0/contracts/core/UniversalChannelHandler.sol#L4)
+[UniversalChannelHandler.sol](https://github.com/open-ibc/vibc-core-smart-contracts/blob/main/contracts/core/UniversalChannelHandler.sol)

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77-77: Fix grammar and update link reference

Two suggestions for this line:

  1. Use "an MW stack" instead of "a MW stack" as "MW" is pronounced starting with a vowel sound
  2. Consider using a main branch link instead of commit hash
-You can also check out the [Earth contract](https://github.com/open-ibc/vibc-core-smart-contracts/blob/b9f269e0d51d1696723f95bf61fab101596514a0/contracts/examples/Earth.sol#L4) for a more complete example of how to use the Universal Channel or a MW stack to send and receive packets.
+You can also check out the [Earth contract](https://github.com/open-ibc/vibc-core-smart-contracts/blob/main/contracts/examples/Earth.sol) for a more complete example of how to use the Universal Channel or an MW stack to send and receive packets.
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[misspelling] ~77-~77: Use “an” instead of ‘a’ if the following word starts with a vowel sound, e.g. ‘an article’, ‘an hour’.
Context: ... of how to use the Universal Channel or a MW stack to send and receive packets. ...

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83-85: Update links for consistency and reliability

Two suggestions for improved documentation maintainability:

  1. Use main branch link instead of commit hash for UniversalChannelHandler.sol
  2. Replace relative path with absolute GitHub URL for the test file reference
-To create a Middleware stack, you need to register the Middleware contracts with the Universal Channel Middleware. This is done using the registerMwStack function in the [UniversalChannelHandler.sol](https://github.com/open-ibc/vibc-core-smart-contracts/blob/b9f269e0d51d1696723f95bf61fab101596514a0/contracts/core/UniversalChannelHandler.sol#L4) contract. The Middleware contracts are identified by a bitmap and an array of addresses.
+To create a Middleware stack, you need to register the Middleware contracts with the Universal Channel Middleware. This is done using the registerMwStack function in the [UniversalChannelHandler.sol](https://github.com/open-ibc/vibc-core-smart-contracts/blob/main/contracts/core/UniversalChannelHandler.sol) contract. The Middleware contracts are identified by a bitmap and an array of addresses.

-Check out tests in [Universal channel and MW tests](../test/universal.channel.t.sol) for full examples of how to register a Middleware stack.
+Check out tests in [Universal channel and MW tests](https://github.com/open-ibc/vibc-core-smart-contracts/blob/main/test/universal.channel.t.sol) for full examples of how to register a Middleware stack.
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[misspelling] ~77-~77: Use “an” instead of ‘a’ if the following word starts with a vowel sound, e.g. ‘an article’, ‘an hour’.
Context: ... of how to use the Universal Channel or a MW stack to send and receive packets. ...

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Line range hint 1-103: Documentation is well-structured and comprehensive

The documentation provides clear explanations of Universal Channel and IBC Middleware concepts, includes helpful code examples, and covers important caveats. The content is logically organized and technically accurate.

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[misspelling] ~77-~77: Use “an” instead of ‘a’ if the following word starts with a vowel sound, e.g. ‘an article’, ‘an hour’.
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