Rename Plasma to Alt-da, Add Breaking Changes

[krofax]

Description

This PR addresses the renaming of the Plasma feature to Alt-da and introduces the following key updates to the documentation:

1. Alt-da Beta Flag

• Clearly marks the Alt-da feature as being in beta to inform users that it is subject to changes.
• Added a prominent beta flag in the documentation, as visible in the Alt-da section here.

2. Update OP-Stack Version

• Updated the documentation to reflect the latest OP-stack software version, v1.9.1.
• Revised the "Prerequisites" section to ensure that users are directed to the latest compatible version.

3. Breaking Changes for Plasma Users Migrating to Alt-da

• Added a detailed section explaining breaking changes when migrating from Plasma to Alt-da.
• Provided instructions for modifying the rollup.json configuration, environment variables, and CLI parameters for both op-node and op-batcher.
• Included references to the latest required commits for compatibility with the new Alt-da configuration:
  • Monorepo: commit
  • Superchain Registry: commit

4. Environment Variables and CLI Parameter Updates

• Detailed documentation for all changes in the environment variables and CLI parameters, transitioning from Plasma to Alt-da:
  • Updated for op-node, op-batcher, and op-alt-da components.

Changes Summary

• Documentation Changes

• Marked Alt-da feature as beta.
• Updated software version references to v1.9.1.
• Added migration instructions for breaking changes from Plasma to Alt-da.

Compatibility

• Updated rollup.json configuration, CLI parameters, and environment variables for the Alt-da feature.
• Added necessary commits for OP-stack runtime compatibility.

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Metadata

• Fixes [DOCS] Action Items for Plasma to Alt-da Renaming #882

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new component, AltCallout, to the WipCallout.tsx file, enhancing the functionality of the callout UI. Additionally, the documentation for the Alt-DA mode has been updated to reflect the latest OP Stack version and to include critical information regarding breaking changes for users transitioning from Plasma to Alt-DA mode.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
components/WipCallout.tsx	Added a new exported function AltCallout for conditional rendering of a custom callout UI.
pages/builders/chain-operators/features/alt-da-mode.mdx	Updated documentation to specify the latest OP Stack version and included breaking changes.
pages/stack/protocol/features/alt-da-mode.mdx	Integrated the new AltCallout component into the documentation for enhanced context.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Make it clear that the Alt-da feature is still in beta.	✅
Update the documentation to reference the latest version of the OP-stack software.	✅
Add information about breaking changes and manual updates.	✅

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Actionable comments posted: 2

[brokewhale]

added some comments, the rest looks good to me