docs: Update SDK import paths in documentation for web and backend (py)

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Description

This PR updates the documentation to use the correct package names and import statements for the Reclaim Protocol SDKs. The changes ensure consistency with the actual published package names:

• Updated JavaScript SDK import from 'reclaim-sdk' to '@reclaimprotocol/js-sdk'
• Updated Python SDK package name from reclaim-sdk to reclaim-python-sdk in the installation verification command

Testing (ignore for documentation update)

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Type of change

• Bug fix
• New feature
• Breaking change
• Documentation update

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• I have updated documentation as needed.
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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated JavaScript example to use the correct import path for the verification function.
  • Corrected Python SDK installation verification command to reflect the proper package name.

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Walkthrough

This update revises documentation in two areas: the JavaScript import path for the verifyProof function in the Web SDK guide, and the Python SDK installation verification command. No changes to code logic or public interfaces are present.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
content/docs/advance-options/web-sdk.mdx	Updated JavaScript import path for verifyProof in documentation.
content/docs/web/backend/installation.mdx	Corrected Python package name in installation verification command.

Possibly related PRs

• Fixed Broken Links and Advance Options for Web SDK #60: Introduced and documented the verifyProof method and other advanced Web SDK options in the same documentation file.

Suggested labels

documentation

Poem

In docs we hop, from path to path,
Updating imports, avoiding wrath.
Python and JS, both get their due,
With names now correct, and guidance true.
A bunny’s delight, clear docs in view!
🐇📚✨

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• content/docs/advance-options/web-sdk.mdx (1 hunks)
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🔇 Additional comments (2)

content/docs/web/backend/installation.mdx (1)

54-57: Package name correction looks good

pip show now targets reclaim-python-sdk, matching the install command on line 49. No further action required.

content/docs/advance-options/web-sdk.mdx (1)

258-258: Import path updated to new scoped package – confirmed

@reclaimprotocol/js-sdk is the published package name and aligns with the change already shown in the installation section. 👍

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