docs: final doc version, extend EVM flow documentation

[keyleu]

Removed the security email and the under development messages. Also removed the deprecated local-ic deployment docs that we never used.

Removed also some unused files that were dangling.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly refines the project's documentation by removing obsolete content and enhancing critical sections. The primary goal is to provide a more accurate and up-to-date resource for users, particularly by expanding on the EVM integration and clarifying the project's current development status and ZK Coprocessor capabilities.

Highlights

• Documentation Cleanup: Removed outdated 'under development' messages, the security contact email, and deprecated local deployment documentation, streamlining the overall content.
• EVM Documentation Enhancement: Introduced a new, comprehensive guide for the EVM Authorization Contract, detailing its setup, authorization, and execution flow.
• Project Status Update: The README.md now reflects that the project is no longer 'under heavy development' and clarifies support for SP1 zk circuits using the ZK Coprocessor.
• Navigation Streamlining: Removed unused Middleware and Deployment sections from the documentation summary to improve clarity and relevance.

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Code Review

This pull request does a great job of cleaning up the documentation by removing outdated information and adding new content for the EVM flow. I've identified a few areas in the documentation with minor grammatical errors and opportunities for improved clarity. My suggestions aim to make the documentation more precise and easier for developers to follow.