docs: adding documentation for running Madara app chains with Celestia

[SamrendraS]

Overview

Adding Madara to Celestia docs to facilitate integrating Celestia with App Chains built on Madara.

Checklist

• [X] New and updated code has appropriate documentation
• [X] New and updated code has new and/or updated testing
• [X] Required CI checks are passing
• [X] Visual proof for any user facing features like CLI or documentation updates
• [X] Linked issues closed with keywords

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added comprehensive documentation for the "Astria" section, including deployment guides and links.
  • Introduced a new "Starknet" section, featuring "Deploy to Dusknet" and "Rollups-as-a-Service" with a link to "Karnot".
  • New guides for getting started with Madara, including setup methods, deployment, and interaction instructions.
  • Added integration guidance for Celestia with Madara for blockchain applications.
  • Explained the relationship between Madara and Starknet for developers.

• Documentation

  • Updated links for "Sovereign SDK", "Vistara", and "Celestia Foundation Delegation Program".

[coderabbitai[bot]]

Walkthrough

The recent updates involve expanding and reorganizing documentation to include a new section for "Astria," moving content to a new "Starknet" section, and adding "Rollups-as-a-Service" with specific links. It also updates several links and introduces comprehensive guides for setting up and integrating Madara with blockchain applications, highlighting the synergy between Madara, Starknet, and Celestia in the process.

Changes

Files	Summary
.vitepress/config.ts	Added "Astria" section, reorganized into "Starknet", added "Rollups-as-a-Service" with "Karnot" link, updated various links.
developers/madara-get-started.md developers/madara-integration.md developers/madara-starknet.md	Introduced guides for setting up Madara, integrating with Celestia, and explaining Madara's relationship with Starknet.

Related issues

• celestiaorg/docs#1456: The addition of Madara documentation, especially its integration with Celestia, directly addresses the issue's request for documentation on building app chains with Madara and integrating them into Celestia.

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[jcstein]

also, i plan to review this in full and test next week 🫡

[jcstein]

nudging here @SamrendraS, I will plan to check back tomorrow and implement change myself if no update then

[jcstein]

Closing this as it is stale. Please reopen when you have resolved the above!