docs: add guide for aws-kms

[jcstein]

Overview

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a new, detailed guide for integrating the 'op-alt-da' data availability server with AWS Key Management Service (KMS). The guide provides step-by-step instructions for both local development using Localstack and production deployment, ensuring secure key management for Celestia keys. To accommodate this new content, the existing 'op-alt-da' documentation has been reorganized, and various project dependencies have been updated to their latest versions.

Highlights

• New AWS KMS Guide: A comprehensive guide has been added for running 'op-alt-da' with AWS Key Management Service (KMS), detailing setup, key management, localstack usage, and production configuration.
• Documentation Restructuring: The existing 'op-alt-da' documentation entry has been renamed from 'page.mdx' to 'introduction/page.mdx' and its title updated to better organize the content and accommodate the new AWS KMS guide.
• Dependency Updates: Numerous package dependencies in 'yarn.lock' have been updated, covering various libraries related to image processing, runtime environments, build tools, and utility functions.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a new guide for using op-alt-da with AWS KMS, which is a valuable addition to the documentation. The changes also include restructuring the existing op-alt-da documentation into an introduction page. My review focuses on the new guide, with suggestions to improve clarity, consistency, and user-friendliness. Specifically, I've recommended using HTTPS for git cloning, fixing some markdown formatting, and ensuring commands and placeholders are consistent throughout the guide.

[tuxcanfly]

OK.