docs: Added @cheqd/sdk complete use-case documentation
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This pull request introduces significant documentation improvements and new advanced guides for the cheqd TypeScript SDK, focusing on decentralized identity management and fee strategies. The changes add a new SDK section with comprehensive explanations, usage examples, and module references, making it easier for developers to understand and use the SDK for DID and DID-Linked Resource operations. Updates also clarify terminology and fix minor typos in existing documentation.
SDK Documentation Additions and Improvements
advanced/sdk/README.md) and detailed guides for DID management, resource management, fee abstraction, dynamic fees, and simulation/gas optimization. These guides cover installation, setup, core features, advanced fee strategies, and integration patterns for the cheqd TypeScript SDK. [1] [2]advanced/sdk/did-module/README.md) explaining supported operations, key management, service endpoints, error handling, best practices, migration, and W3C compliance. Includes step-by-step code examples for creating, updating, and deactivating DIDs.Terminology and Content Updates
These changes make the documentation more comprehensive and developer-friendly, especially for advanced identity and fee management features in the cheqd SDK.