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🌟 Add protobuf table docs for better visibility

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Added a markdown table to map protobuf types and their versions

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Adds a new documentation file detailing protobuf message/proto types and their supported versions across node and provider modules. No code or API changes.

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Documentation
docs/proto-versions.md
Introduces tables mapping modules to message/proto types with version support (v1beta3/v1beta4/v1beta5/v1 for node modules; v1/v2beta3 for provider modules). Purely docs; no code or API modifications.

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Poem

I twitch my whiskers, skim the charted streams,
Of protos, msgs, neatly lined in beams.
From beta burrows up to v1’s clear light,
I stamp my paws—versions mapped just right.
A hop, a note: no code to rearrange—
Just tidy trails of versioned range.

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Title Check ✅ Passed The title “docs: add proto versions table docs” directly reflects the core change of adding documentation for protobuf version tables and is concise enough for a teammate to understand the primary purpose of the PR. It accurately highlights the main documentation update without extraneous details or off-topic wording.
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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
docs/proto-versions.md (3)

1-1: Update title to reflect both Msg Types and Proto Types.

The title only mentions "Msg Types" but the document covers both "Node Modules - Msg Types" and "Provider Modules - Proto Types". Consider updating to something like "Protobuf Types by Module and Version" for accuracy.

-# Protobuf Msg Types by Module and Version
+# Protobuf Types by Module and Version

36-36: Remove trailing whitespace for consistency.

Line 36 has trailing whitespace after the final pipe character, which is inconsistent with line 8 in the Node Modules table.

-|:-------|:-----------|:--:|:-------:| 
+|:-------|:-----------|:--:|:-------:|

75-75: Consider adding a trailing newline at the end of file.

The file appears to end without a trailing newline character after the last content line (74). While not critical, adding a trailing newline is a common convention that many style guides and tools expect, and helps avoid "No newline at end of file" warnings from Git.

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🔇 Additional comments (2)
docs/proto-versions.md (2)

5-32: Node Modules table looks well-structured.

The table is clearly formatted and provides good visibility into which message types are supported across different versions. The version evolution pattern (e.g., deployment messages in v1beta3/v1beta4, market messages in v1beta4/v1beta5) appears intentional and logical.


37-74: Provider Modules table is comprehensive and well-organized.

The table clearly documents the proto types across modules with good organization. The grouping by module (inventory, manifest, provider) and consistent use of version markers makes it easy to understand version support.

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Overall the modules are correct but I find it confusing to have them together as at a first glance I check that for example MsgSignProviderAttributes is not in v1beta4 and v1beta5, but that is due to the fact that those versions don't even exist in that module, so I recommend we make a table per module only with the available versions in that module. It's way easier to digest and map.

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Overall the modules are correct but I find it confusing to have them together as at a first glance I check that for example MsgSignProviderAttributes is not in v1beta4 and v1beta5, but that is due to the fact that those versions don't even exist in that module, so I recommend we make a table per module only with the available versions in that module. It's way easier to digest and map.

Sure, could you update it with your suggestions please?

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