[aelmanaa]

This pull request adds support for Siloed LockRelease token pools version 2.0, including new deployment targets, documentation, and migration workflows. It introduces a new deploy-siloed-pool Makefile target, updates environment variable handling, and expands documentation to cover the new pool type, migration steps, and operational details. Additionally, a new forget-deployment command is added to safely remove retired deployments from configuration.

Makefile and Deployment Enhancements:

• Added deploy-siloed-pool Makefile target to deploy SiloedLockRelease token pools v2.0, along with support for the SILO environment variable and related deployment options. [1] [2] [3]
• Introduced forget-deployment Makefile target to remove retired deployment entries, with safety checks to prevent accidental removal of active/registered artifacts.

Documentation Updates:

• Documented the new Siloed 2.0 pool structure, including per-chain lock boxes, key naming conventions, and the absence of a single lock box for these pools. [1] [2] [3]
• Added a comprehensive migration guide for upgrading Siloed LockRelease pools from v1.6 to v2.0, detailing the workflow, safety checks, and operational caveats. [1] [2]
• Updated operational and configuration documentation to clarify the use of make discover-tokens (with POOL=1) for identifying existing pools and their types/versions, and to explain liquidity management for Siloed pools. [1] [2] [3]

Operational Improvements:

• Enhanced make discover-tokens to optionally include pool information per request when POOL=1 is set, aiding in pool discovery and migration planning.
• Updated the v1-to-v2 migration guide to include the use of forget-deployment for cleaning up old pool entries and resolving doctor warnings.

These changes collectively enable seamless deployment, migration, and management of Siloed LockRelease token pools v2.0, with robust documentation and operational tooling.

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