docs(cookbook): upgrade pay-fees-with-any-token kit example to plugin client (#1465)

* docs(cookbook): upgrade pay-fees-with-any-token kit example to plugin client

Rewrite using `createClient().use(...)` plugin composition with the
`@solana-program/token` kit plugin so the example reads as
`client.token.instructions.{createMint,mintToATA,transferToATA}` +
`client.sendTransaction([...])`. Drops manual pipe, blockhash, signing,
and ATA wiring boilerplate (238 → 134 lines).

* chore: fix CI

* chore: shorter snippet

* chore: use solanaRpc plugin

Author: amilz

apps/docs/content/docs/en/references/terminology.mdx

@@ -118,9 +118,9 @@ the account data to avoid recalculating it.
 
 ## central limit order book (CLOB)
 
-An exchange model that maintains a sorted list of resting bids and asks; a
-trade occurs when an incoming order crosses an order on the opposite side.
-Contrast with [automated market maker](#automated-market-maker-amm).
+An exchange model that maintains a sorted list of resting bids and asks; a trade
+occurs when an incoming order crosses an order on the opposite side. Contrast
+with [automated market maker](#automated-market-maker-amm).
 
 ## client
 
@@ -232,9 +232,9 @@ The time, i.e. number of [slots](#slot), for which a
 ## escrow
 
 A pattern in which an [onchain program](#onchain-program) holds tokens in a
-[vault](#vault) on behalf of two or more parties until conditions defined by
-the program are met, then releases them. Used to remove the need for the
-parties to trust each other directly.
+[vault](#vault) on behalf of two or more parties until conditions defined by the
+program are met, then releases them. Used to remove the need for the parties to
+trust each other directly.
 
 ## fee account
 
@@ -346,12 +346,11 @@ A type of [client](#client) that can verify it's pointing to a valid
 
 ## liquidity
 
-The depth of orders or pooled reserves available to trade against at or near
-the current price. Deeper liquidity reduces [slippage](#slippage). On a
+The depth of orders or pooled reserves available to trade against at or near the
+current price. Deeper liquidity reduces [slippage](#slippage). On a
 [CLOB](#central-limit-order-book-clob) liquidity is supplied by
-[maker orders](#maker); on an
-[AMM](#automated-market-maker-amm) it is supplied by liquidity providers who
-deposit token pairs into the pool.
+[maker orders](#maker); on an [AMM](#automated-market-maker-amm) it is supplied
+by liquidity providers who deposit token pairs into the pool.
 
 ## loader
 
@@ -367,16 +366,15 @@ The duration of time for which a [validator](#validator) is unable to
 
 A trader whose order adds [liquidity](#liquidity) to a
 [CLOB](#central-limit-order-book-clob) by resting on the book rather than
-immediately crossing the opposite side. Such an order is called a maker
-order. Makers typically pay no fee or receive a rebate from the venue.
+immediately crossing the opposite side. Such an order is called a maker order.
+Makers typically pay no fee or receive a rebate from the venue.
 
 ## market maker
 
 An entity that supplies [liquidity](#liquidity) by continuously posting both
 bids and asks. On Solana, market makers are either programs (such as
-[AMMs](#automated-market-maker-amm)) or offchain firms running bots that
-post [maker orders](#maker) on
-[CLOBs](#central-limit-order-book-clob).
+[AMMs](#automated-market-maker-amm)) or offchain firms running bots that post
+[maker orders](#maker) on [CLOBs](#central-limit-order-book-clob).
 
 ## message
 
@@ -414,9 +412,9 @@ The number of [validators](#validator) participating in a [cluster](#cluster).
 ## offchain
 
 Describes data, processes, or services that exist or run outside the Solana
-blockchain, such as RPC clients, indexers, frontends, and offchain order
-book makers. Complement of [onchain](#onchain). "Offchain" (no hyphen) is
-the preferred spelling.
+blockchain, such as RPC clients, indexers, frontends, and offchain order book
+makers. Complement of [onchain](#onchain). "Offchain" (no hyphen) is the
+preferred spelling.
 
 ## onchain
 
@@ -582,8 +580,8 @@ An [account](#account) that has authorized an [instruction](#instruction) or
 cryptographic [signature](#signature) over the transaction. For a
 [program derived address](#program-derived-address-pda), authorization is
 asserted by the [owning program](#owning-program) when it makes a
-[cross-program invocation](#cross-program-invocation-cpi), since a PDA has
-no private key.
+[cross-program invocation](#cross-program-invocation-cpi), since a PDA has no
+private key.
 
 ## skip rate
 
@@ -606,11 +604,11 @@ than the latest [rooted](#root) (thus not-skipped) slot.
 
 ## slippage
 
-The difference between the price a trader expected and the price at which
-their trade actually executed. On [AMMs](#automated-market-maker-amm) it
-arises from the pricing curve moving as reserves change; on
-[CLOBs](#central-limit-order-book-clob) it arises from a single order
-consuming several resting orders at successively worse prices.
+The difference between the price a trader expected and the price at which their
+trade actually executed. On [AMMs](#automated-market-maker-amm) it arises from
+the pricing curve moving as reserves change; on
+[CLOBs](#central-limit-order-book-clob) it arises from a single order consuming
+several resting orders at successively worse prices.
 
 ## slot
 
@@ -665,9 +663,9 @@ provide cluster state information such as current tick height, rewards
 ## taker
 
 A trader whose order removes [liquidity](#liquidity) from a
-[CLOB](#central-limit-order-book-clob) by crossing the opposite side of the
-book and matching against one or more resting orders. Such an order is
-called a taker order, and the taker typically pays the venue's trading fee.
+[CLOB](#central-limit-order-book-clob) by crossing the opposite side of the book
+and matching against one or more resting orders. Such an order is called a taker
+order, and the taker typically pays the venue's trading fee.
 
 ## thin client
 
@@ -755,13 +753,13 @@ A full participant in a Solana network [cluster](#cluster) that produces new
 ## vault
 
 A [token account](#token-account) owned by an
-[onchain program](#onchain-program) that holds pooled assets on behalf of
-users — for example the base and quote reserves of an
-[AMM](#automated-market-maker-amm), the locked tokens in an
-[escrow](#escrow), or the resting balances and accumulated fees of a
-[CLOB](#central-limit-order-book-clob). Only the owning program can move
-tokens out of the vault, typically into a user's own
-[token account](#token-account) once a trade or release condition is met.
+[onchain program](#onchain-program) that holds pooled assets on behalf of users
+— for example the base and quote reserves of an
+[AMM](#automated-market-maker-amm), the locked tokens in an [escrow](#escrow),
+or the resting balances and accumulated fees of a
+[CLOB](#central-limit-order-book-clob). Only the owning program can move tokens
+out of the vault, typically into a user's own [token account](#token-account)
+once a trade or release condition is met.
 
 ## VDF