Improve overview.md

[palozano]

Fixing typos and improvig readability on the overview.md

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Improved clarity and corrected typographical errors in the design overview document.
  • Updated references from "SFFL" to "NFFL" to reflect rebranding.
  • Enhanced readability of sections detailing NFFL architecture and user flow interactions.

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The changes primarily involve updates to the documentation in overview.md, focusing on improving clarity and correcting typographical errors. The term "SFFL" has been replaced with "NFFL" throughout the document. Key sections detailing the NFFL architecture, including the roles of the Relayer and Operators, have been refined. Various grammatical corrections and phrasing adjustments have been made to enhance readability without altering the document's core content.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
docs/docs/design/overview.md	Updated "SFFL" to "NFFL"; refined architecture descriptions; corrected typographical errors; improved phrasing in several sections for clarity.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant HelloProtocol
    participant NFFL
    participant Relayer
    participant Operators

    User->>HelloProtocol: Initiate interaction
    HelloProtocol->>NFFL: Request data
    NFFL->>Relayer: Validate request
    Relayer->>Operators: Check block validity
    Operators-->>Relayer: Confirm block
    Relayer-->>NFFL: Return validation result
    NFFL-->>HelloProtocol: Provide data
    HelloProtocol-->>User: Display information

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