state at the end of the period., called a commitment

Co-authored-by: NicNomadic <[email protected]>

docs/architecture/smart-rollups.mdx

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 The general flow of a Smart Rollup goes through these phases:
 
 1. Origination: A user called the _rollup operator_ originates the Smart Rollup to layer 1 and one or more users start nodes based on that Smart Rollup to independently verify its operation.
-1. Commitment periods: The Smart Rollup nodes receive the messages in the Smart Rollup inbox, run processing based on those messages, generate but do not run outbox messages, and publish a hash of their state at the end of the period.
+1. Commitment periods: The Smart Rollup nodes receive the messages in the Smart Rollup inbox, run processing based on those messages, generate but do not run outbox messages, and publish a hash of their state at the end of the period., called a commitment
 1. Refutation periods: Nodes can publish a concurrent commitment to refute a published commitment.
 1. Triggering outbox messages: When the commitment can no longer be refuted, any client can trigger outbox messages, which create transactions.