Tiled tree codelab

[phbnf]

codelab.md is an extension of README.md, exploring the successive states a tiled tree is in when it grows.

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[mhutchinson]

As I'm reading this, I see a lot of overlap between this and the main docs at https://github.com/transparency-dev/serverless-log. What's the intended difference?

I see from the comment above that it's thought of as an extension to the README. Does it make sense to just extend it? The log setup is the same for all of them I think?

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[mhutchinson]

This is quite the sentence. It looks like you tried to make it bullet points from the md file. Maybe do that so that it reads cleaner in the rendered file?

[phbnf]

I see a lot of overlap between this and the main docs at https://github.com/transparency-dev/serverless-log

Indeed, there's a lot of overlap, this PR was started with cp README.md codelab.md.

What's the intended difference?

The README in its current form explains how to use the various commands in this repo. This codelab explains what happens under the hood when commands are called, and what effects they have on data.

It might be a bit heavy lifted for someone who opens this repo for the first time to dive into these details, so I didn't want to pollute the README. It reflects the journey I went through a few months ago when I looked into this format, so I thought others who are interested in details might benefit from this.