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feat: create initial README for supersim #50
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Awesome start, thank you! I made some minor edits, I hope you don't mind!
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: Consider refining the description for clarity and precision.The description "A local development environment for testing against multiple nodes running simultaneously." could be enhanced to align with the suggestions made in previous comments, which emphasize the tool's ability to simulate a Superchain environment.
- A local development environment for testing against multiple nodes running simultaneously. + A local multi-L2 OP Stack development environment, simulating an interoperable Superchain environment locally.
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: Update the overview section to reflect previous suggestions and enhance clarity.The current text in the overview is good, but it can be improved to incorporate previous suggestions which provide a more comprehensive description of the tool's capabilities and its ease of use.
- Supersim allows developers to start multiple local evm nodes with one command, and coordinates message passing and asset transfer between these chains, following the Superchain interoperability spec. - Supersim is a lightweight tool that simulates an interoperable Superchain environment locally. It does not require a complicated devnet setup and is run using cli commands with configuration options that fall back to sensible defaults if they are not specified. Each chain is an instance of [anvil](https://book.getfoundry.sh/reference/anvil/), though future versions may support other local testing tools. + Supersim is a lightweight tool that simulates an interoperable Superchain environment locally, allowing developers to start multiple local EVM nodes with one command. It coordinates message passing and asset transfer between these chains, following the Superchain interoperability spec. The setup does not require a complicated devnet and is managed via CLI commands with sensible default configurations. Each chain is an instance of [anvil](https://book.getfoundry.sh/reference/anvil/), with potential future support for other local testing tools.
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LGTM, thank you!
Closes #46
Initial template for a README. No fancy formatting yet, but just want to get this started so as we build features we can add to it.
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