updates to private blockspace use cases and pages

[nuke-web3]

Matching use cases for docs, did a pass to refine language too (chatGPT)

note: internal links were not checked locally in a build, I assume they are checked in CI?

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly updates the documentation for "Private Blockspace" by refining existing content and introducing new sections. The changes aim to provide a clearer, more comprehensive understanding of how Private Blockspace functions, its underlying verifiable encryption technology, key management considerations, and its practical applications in areas requiring both privacy and public accountability.

Highlights

• Enhanced Clarity on Private Blockspace: Significant language refinement and expansion of core concepts, including its purpose, how it works, and its benefits for confidentiality and public accountability.
• Detailed Proxy Operations: New, step-by-step explanations for blob submission and retrieval processes through the Private Blockspace Proxy.
• Introduction of Verifiable Encryption (VE): A dedicated section explaining VE, its mechanism, and how it enables proofs about encrypted data without decryption.
• Key Management Strategies: Added a new section discussing key exchange and management, including a proposed "Account-centric model" for user-defined encryption keys and conditional disclosure.
• Expanded Use Cases: Updated and more specific use cases, such as "Accountable offchain exchanges" and "Trust-minimized data marketplaces," with an example of Hibachi in production.
• Documentation Structure Refinement: Updates to the "Get started" and "References and further reading" sections for improved navigation and resource access.

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Code Review

This pull request provides a significant update to the documentation for Private Blockspace, refining the language and aligning the use cases across the 'about' and 'features' pages. The changes greatly improve the clarity, structure, and level of detail. The use of lists instead of long paragraphs, more descriptive sections on Verifiable Encryption and key management, and the inclusion of concrete use cases make the documentation much more effective and easier to understand. I have one minor suggestion to improve the formatting of a list for better maintainability. Overall, these are excellent improvements to the documentation.

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