Superchain Registry docs

[bradleycamacho]

• Adds top level nav category for The Superchain
• Adds a Superchain Registry explainer

[bradleycamacho]

Closes https://github.com/ethereum-optimism/devrel/issues/419

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The pull request introduces several modifications to the pages/_meta.json, pages/superchain/_meta.json, and pages/superchain/superchain-registry.mdx files. In pages/_meta.json, new sections for "THE SUPERCHAIN," "OP STACK," "OP MAINNET," and "CONNECT" have been added, each categorized with a title and type set to "separator." These sections are structured hierarchically, with corresponding child entries defined for better organization. Placeholder titles for these sections are included but currently set as empty strings. The existing sections remain unchanged.

In pages/superchain/_meta.json, a new entry for "superchain-registry" has been added, providing additional metadata. The pages/superchain/superchain-registry.mdx file has been created, featuring metadata that includes the document's language and a description focused on Optimism Superchain components, along with an imported Callout component. This new file begins with a header indicating its title, "The Superchain Registry."

Possibly related PRs

• superchainERC20 #986: Introduces the SuperchainERC20 token standard, related to the new sections for "THE SUPERCHAIN," "OP STACK," and "OP MAINNET."
• Add linked to SuperchainERC20 #1010: Adds a link to the SuperchainERC20 documentation in the interoperability explainer, aligning with the focus on related topics.
• Deploy assets using Superchain ERC20 #1050: Provides guidance on deploying assets using the SuperchainERC20, relevant to the new organizational changes.
• SuperchainERC20 best practices #1061: Outlines best practices for deploying SuperchainERC20 tokens, connecting to the changes regarding the Superchain.
• Superchain ERC20 starter kit #1114: Adds a link to the Superchain ERC20 starter kit, supporting the aim of enhancing navigation and categorization.
• docs: update SuperchainERC20 deployment guide link #1120: Updates the link for the SuperchainERC20 deployment guide, ensuring accurate resources complementing the restructuring efforts.

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Suggested reviewers

• zainbacchus

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