Clarify context of SCIF app implementation - #4
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Description of the Pull Request (PR):
Claritfy the context of the SCIF app implementation.
Initial minimal context setting here... Having read through where/how we mention apps, and given that the SCIF implementation is and continues to be a maintained and tested part of the core code, I think we should go further toward having a separate top-level section that is more complete. We should then reference it from the usage / build / services pages.
Would love to get your thoughts @vsoch on whether this is a decent start, so we are at least guaranteed to be somewhat improved for the 3.8.0 release.
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