feat(deploy_tee): commit example-devnet, a template network directory#57
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networks/example-devnet is a committed worked example of a network directory: the three authored inputs plus the artifact set `manifest assemble` derives from them. Nothing runs under this identity — it is a template. It can found a throwaway test devnet as-is (re-assemble first if two such cohorts might coexist, so they don't share a network_id), but a real network always starts from `manifest init` on a fresh directory: namespace and genesis_nonce must be unique. networks/README.md documents the directory concept — committed because a fresh assemble can never regenerate the same network_id, so the directory is everything needed to (re)configure, join, or debug the network later — and the founding section of the deploy_tee README now points at the example.
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networks/example-devnet is a committed worked example of a network directory: the three authored inputs plus the artifact set
manifest assemblederives from them. Nothing runs under this identity — it is a template. It can found a throwaway test devnet as-is (re-assemble first if two such cohorts might coexist, so they don't share a network_id), but a real network always starts frommanifest initon a fresh directory: namespace and genesis_nonce must be unique.networks/README.md documents the directory concept — committed because a fresh assemble can never regenerate the same network_id, so the directory is everything needed to (re)configure, join, or debug the network later — and the founding section of the deploy_tee README now points at the example.