updated descriptions for miniscript templates

src/miniscript-templates/decaying-multisig.md

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 ## Description
 Decaying multisig is a custody technique where the number of keys required to move the funds decreases over time. For example, a 3 of 3 multisig may decay to only need 2 of the 3 keys after 1 year, and then to 1 of the 3 keys after 5 years.
 
-One use case for this is mitigating against loss of funds due to key loss. If a key is lost, the owner only needs to wait until the next decay step to recover the funds. Another use case is for losening consensus for co-managed assets. For example, a board of directors may generally require a higher threshold (67%) to spend funds, but decrease that over time (to 51%) to avoid allowing a subset of signers to deadlock the funds.
+One use case for this is mitigating against loss of funds due to key loss. If a key is lost, the owner only needs to wait until the next decay step to recover the funds. Another use case is for loosening consensus for co-managed assets. For example, a board of directors may generally require a higher threshold (67%) to spend funds, but decrease that over time (to 51%) to avoid allowing a subset of signers to deadlock the funds.
 
 ## Vault Configuration Example
 All 3 signers are needed to spend. After 10,000 blocks, the `after` block meets one of the threshold's conditions, so only 2 signatures are needed to unlock the funds. Finally, after 20,000 blocks, 2 conditions are met by the `after` statements and only 1 additional signature is needed.

src/miniscript-templates/hold.md

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 # Hold Template
-- use case description
-- screenshot of vault editor
-- miniscript template code 
+## Description
+Hodl time locks let’s user set specific time intervals, with a maximum of 24 months, during which their bitcoin remains locked. 
+
+The hodl time lock feature prevents impulsive selling during market fluctuations and allows users to stick to their investment strategy.
+
+
+## Vault Configuration Example
+
+
+## Inputs
+
+## Miniscript
+
+```
+
+```
+
+## Output Descriptor
+```
+
+```
+
+### Example
+Example Output Descriptor
+```
+
+```

src/miniscript-templates/m-of-n.md

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-# M-of-N Template
-- use case description
-- screenshot of vault editor
-- miniscript template code 
+# Collaborative Custody Template
+## Description
+Collaborative custody allows users to configure the number of co-signers and the threshold required to access the vault’s bitcoin. 
+
+Users can choose a 2 of 3, 3 of 5, or a custom configuration, this feature ensures that multiple trusted parties agree before a transaction takes place. It's an ideal solution for shared ownership and collaborative arrangements.
+
+## Vault Configuration Example
+
+
+## Inputs
+
+## Miniscript
+
+```
+
+```
+
+## Output Descriptor
+```
+
+```
+
+### Example
+Example Output Descriptor
+```
+
+```

src/miniscript-templates/social-recovery.md

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 # Social Recovery Template
-- use case description
-- screenshot of vault editor
-- miniscript template code 
+## Description
+Social recovery keeps you in full and exclusive control of your bitcoin while enabling a recovery path in case you lose your keys. After a predefined number of months set by the user, an m of n multisig of trusted co-signers is able to move the user funds
+
+Between 20%-25% of all bitcoin has been lost forever by owners who lost their keys. This security feature helps you have a plan B, leveraging trusted connections like friends, family, or colleagues to regain access to your Bitcoin
+
+## Vault Configuration Example
+
+
+## Inputs
+
+## Miniscript
+
+```
+
+```
+
+## Output Descriptor
+```
+
+```
+
+### Example
+Example Output Descriptor
+```
+
+```