chore(docs): minor improvements, create separate page for Host trait
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bluealloy#714) * chore: add separate page for host trait * chore: misc formatting changes and typo fixes
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bluealloy#714) * chore: add separate page for host trait * chore: misc formatting changes and typo fixes
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Was reading the docs seeing what can be improved (and what's out of date) and spotted a bunch of smol things to improve.
The idea here is to slowly start improving the
revmdocs bit by bit until it becomes an amazing resource not only to learn about how to userevm, but to learn about the EVM and related EIP themselves and level up in the meanwhile. I'll probably also be submitting code docs as well over time.As always, feel free to nit on this 😄