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Properly isolate and document core state entities #205

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As part of the restructuring of the registry spec and the core package we add the radicle_registry_core::state module and move all definitions of state entities there.

This PR is split into two commits: The first removes the registry-spec package as it is not needed anymore. The state objects and documentation are now part of core::state. The errors that were part of the registry-spec have not been migrated to a different place yet but they are outdated anyways.

The second commit adds the state module and the necessary documentation. We also document how to document state entities in the core README.

Thomas Scholtes added 2 commits February 3, 2020 11:11
We add the `radicle_registry_core::state` module and move all
definitions of state entities there and include extensive documentation.

We change the reference to all state entities to be qualified with
`state`.

We add a “State” section to the core package readme.
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@geigerzaehler I'd prefer to keep the two commits instead of squashing them into one.

@geigerzaehler geigerzaehler merged commit 4c697c2 into master Feb 7, 2020
@geigerzaehler geigerzaehler deleted the core-state-entities branch February 7, 2020 08:57
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