fix(docs): correct stale API references in support and building guides

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Closes #1808.

These documents described interfaces that have moved. Each snippet is a copy-and-run example, so
each one failed at the point where somebody tried to use it.

What changed

crates/support/README.md

• The request example passed threshold and e3ProgramParams. Neither field exists. E3RequestParams
  takes committeeSize, which is an enum rather than an [M, N] pair, and paramSet. The example
  also omitted paramSet, expectedFeeToken, expectedCryptoConfigId, and maxFee.
• The Boundless block labelled six values as defaults. All six differed from build_offer(), and the
  README's own later table already held the correct ones. Someone copying the first block offered
  twenty times the intended minimum price.
• The journal description listed seven bound values. There are nine; the parameter hash and the input
  root were missing, and both verifier layers check them.
• Two webhook examples and the /run_compute example sent a numeric e3_id. The field is a string.
• The Step 5 text said the server falls back to dev mode when Boundless configuration is absent. The
  backend comes from risc0_dev_mode alone, and the README already documents that in Step 1.
• The container build section named .github/workflows/support-docker.yml, which does not exist.
• The directory list named guest/; the guest is at methods/guest/.
• fixtures/payload.json predates ComputeRequest, so the Testing section now says so.

docs/pages/building-with-interfold.mdx

• getE3Quote and request were shown with positional parameters. Both take one E3RequestParams.
• E3Requested's third parameter was IE3Program indexed e3Program; it is bytes32 indexed cryptoConfigId.
• CiphertextOutputPublished omitted ciphertextCommitment. InputPublished carried an inputHash
  the program event does not have.
• The E3 struct misdescribed seed and requestBlock and omitted ciphertextCommitment.
• maxDuration was described as an input-window limit. It bounds the worst-case request-to-decryption
  duration.
• The responsibilities list and the KeyPublished row assigned input handling to Interfold. Input
  submission and the input tree belong to each E3 program.
• The Merkle-tree section described a Lean tree owned by Interfold. The default template uses
  InternalLazyIMT and inserts each SAFE ciphertext commitment directly as a leaf.
• The Failed row said refunds are initiated on entry. processE3Failure calculates them.
• The result-publication flow mentioned only the E3 program verifier. The protocol verifier runs first
  and both must pass.
• The JavaScript request snippet reverted as written. request pulls the fee with transferFrom, and
  it rejects a quote above maxFee.

crates/compute-provider/Readme.md

• The dependency line combined git and path, which cargo rejects outright.
• The snippets imported voting_core::fhe_processor and methods::VOTING_ELF; neither exists.
• The batch_size description promised a power-of-two constraint that nothing enforces.

templates/default/interfold.config.yaml is included because its comment described the same six
Boundless fields as usable overrides, which now contradicts the README. See #1812 for the flag
mismatch underneath that.

How this was checked

Every corrected value was read from the current source, and the executable snippets were run rather
than eyeballed:

• The Solidity E3RequestParams literal compiles verbatim under solc 0.8.28.
• The JavaScript requestParams object encodes against the compiled Interfold ABI, for both
  request and getE3Quote.
• The Rust usage snippet compiles against e3-compute-provider with a local FHEProcessor stub, and
  the corrected dependency line resolves through cargo generate-lockfile.
• The YAML block parses through interfold config get.
• build_offer() was executed with the six variables unset, and printed the six documented defaults.
• The journal layout is pinned by compute_result_journal_matches_crisp_layout, which passes.

Left alone on purpose

The Result Verification paragraph in building-with-interfold.mdx keeps its current wording.

Note on overlap: open PR #1772 corrects the committee_public_key field in the /run_compute
example as an incidental part of a feature change. This PR corrects it too, because leaving a known
wrong field in a PR about stale API references made the surrounding warning awkward. Both edits set
the same value, so a conflict resolves to one line.

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• Documentation
  • Updated compute-provider examples to support generic providers, return ciphertext bytes, and document proof generation, defaults, constraints, and error behavior.
  • Revised support guidance with current paths, request examples, RISC Zero and Boundless behavior, proof binding, and CI references.
  • Clarified Interfold request flows, fee quoting, approvals, validation responsibilities, lifecycle events, ciphertext commitments, and input publication.
  • Updated auction configuration guidance and documented launcher limitations.

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The PR updates documentation and examples for current compute-provider APIs, support runtime behavior, Interfold request interfaces, verification flow, event fields, fee handling, and launcher configuration.

Changes

API documentation alignment

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Compute-provider examples crates/compute-provider/Readme.md	Examples now use generic ComputeProvider execution, current RISC Zero output fields, and documented batch_size behavior.
Support runtime and proof flow crates/support/README.md	The README now uses current request fields, string E3 identifiers, updated proving and proof-binding details, current CI jobs, and launcher behavior.
Interfold contract flow and launcher guidance docs/pages/building-with-interfold.mdx, templates/default/interfold.config.yaml	Documentation now describes program-owned input handling, updated E3 events and fields, verifier checks, fee quoting, request submission, and auction defaults.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 87120

The documentation corrections make copy-and-run examples accurate, but one fixture warning still appears inconsistent with the documented request payload and could mislead users preparing test requests. The PR is otherwise mergeable with owner follow-up on that bounded issue.

Possibly related PRs

• theinterfold/interfold#1771: Updates the ComputeDomain, ComputeJournal, and generic provider API documented here.
• theinterfold/interfold#1030: Implements the Boundless and RISC Zero compute-provider migration reflected in these examples.
• theinterfold/interfold#186: Updates documentation for the same ComputeProvider and provider-output APIs.

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Suggested reviewers: cedoor, 0xjei, ctrlc03

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Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	The changes address the linked issue’s stale APIs, defaults, journal fields, workflow references, event signatures, and batch_size guidance [#1808].
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	The compute-provider README and configuration template updates support the documented API, configuration, and batch_size corrections in the stated objectives.
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In `@crates/support/README.md`:
- Around line 291-294: Update the fixture warning and refreshed request body to
use the documented committee_public_key field consistently, replacing
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