maint: move protocol upgrades down in sidebar #338
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Protocol upgrades are useful but less important than the core protocol specifications. PR moves the information about these upgrades down to the bottom of the protocol section and renames network upgrades to protocol upgrades to account for the fact that these upgrades are now stack-wide and not for a single network.
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tynes
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Protocol upgrades are useful but less important than the core protocol specifications. PR moves the information about these upgrades down to the bottom of the protocol section and renames network upgrades to protocol upgrades to account for the fact that these upgrades are now stack-wide and not for a single network.