Remove outdated onboarding flow examples from medium-story.md and streamline the content to focus on VDFlow's UI-agnostic navigation capabilities. Enhance clarity on navigation state management while maintaining the document's overall structure.

Author: dankinsoid

medium-story.md

@@ -143,104 +143,6 @@ This enables:
 - "Continue where you left off" functionality
 - Bookmarkable states within the app
 
-## Practical Example: Onboarding Flow
-
-Here's how the same navigation approach applies to an onboarding flow:
-
-```swift
-         OnboardingFlow          
-   ┌─────────┼───────────┬─────────┐
-Welcome  Permissions  Profile  Complete
-             │
-          ┌──┴──┐
-        Info  Request
-```
-
-**Traditional Approach:**
-```swift
-struct OnboardingCoordinator: View {
-    @State private var currentStep = 0
-    @State private var showingPermissionsRequest = false
-    @State private var permissionsGranted = false
-    @State private var userProfile: UserProfile?
-    @State private var showingProfileCreation = false
-    
-    var body: some View {
-        if currentStep == 0 {
-            WelcomeView(proceed: { currentStep = 1 })
-        } else if currentStep == 1 {
-            PermissionsInfoView(
-                requestPermissions: { showingPermissionsRequest = true }
-            )
-            .sheet(isPresented: $showingPermissionsRequest) {
-                RequestPermissionsView(granted: {
-                    permissionsGranted = true
-                    currentStep = 2
-                })
-            }
-        } else if currentStep == 2 {
-            if userProfile == nil {
-                ProfileCreationView(profile: { profile in
-                    userProfile = profile
-                    currentStep = 3
-                })
-            } else {
-                FinalOnboardingView(complete: { /* Complete onboarding */ })
-            }
-        }
-    }
-}
-```
-
-**With VDFlow:**
-```swift
-@Steps
-struct OnboardingFlow {
-    var welcome
-    var permissions: PermissionsStep = .info
-    var profile: UserProfile?
-    var complete
-}
-
-@Steps
-struct PermissionsStep {
-    var info
-    var request
-}
-
-struct OnboardingCoordinator: View {
-    @StateStep var flow = OnboardingFlow.welcome
-    
-    var body: some View {
-        switch flow.selected {
-        case .welcome:
-            WelcomeView(proceed: { flow.selected = .permissions })
-            
-        case .permissions:
-            NavigationView {
-                PermissionsInfoView()
-                    .navigationDestination(isPresented: $flow.permissions.isSelected(.request)) {
-                        RequestPermissionsView(granted: {
-                            flow.selected = .profile
-                        })
-                    }
-            }
-            
-        case .profile:
-            ProfileCreationView(created: { profile in
-                flow.profile.select(with: profile)
-                flow.selected = .complete
-            })
-            
-        case .complete:
-            FinalOnboardingView()
-        }
-    }
-}
-```
-
-This structure makes it easier to navigate to any point in the flow for testing or to handle external events.
-
 ## Key Benefits
 
 VDFlow offers several advantages:
@@ -290,58 +192,7 @@ This preservation of state is crucial for maintaining form data, scroll position
 
 ## Beyond Screen Navigation
 
-While many navigation libraries focus specifically on screen presentation, VDFlow is fundamentally UI-agnostic. It manages navigation state only, not UI presentation directly, making it versatile for various scenarios:
-
-```swift
-// Managing a complex form with multiple sections
-@Steps
-struct FormFlow {
-    var personalInfo
-    var address
-    var payment
-    var review
-}
-
-// Visualized as:
-//          FormFlow          
-//   ┌─────────┼───────┬──────┐
-// Personal Address Payment Review
-
-// Controlling UI components within a single screen
-@Steps
-struct MapViewState {
-    var standard
-    var satellite
-    var traffic
-    var locationDetails: LocationInfo?
-}
-
-// Visualized as:
-//           MapViewState          
-//   ┌────────────┼────────┬────────────┐
-// Standard   Satellite Traffic  LocationDetails
-
-// Managing design system components
-@Steps
-struct ExpandableCardState {
-    var collapsed
-    var expanded: ExpansionState = .basic
-}
-
-@Steps
-struct ExpansionState {
-    var basic
-    var detailed
-}
-
-// Visualized as:
-//   ExpandableCardState
-//        ┌────┴────┐
-//    Collapsed  Expanded
-//                  │
-//              ┌───┴────┐
-//            Basic   Detailed
-```
+While many navigation libraries focus specifically on screen presentation, VDFlow is fundamentally UI-agnostic. It manages navigation state only, not UI presentation directly, making it versatile for various scenarios
 
 This separation of navigation state from UI presentation means VDFlow can be used for:
 - Full-screen navigation
@@ -374,7 +225,3 @@ VDFlow adds minimal overhead to an application:
 SwiftUI navigation doesn't have to be complex. By modeling navigation as a tree of states instead of scattered boolean flags, VDFlow provides a structured approach to what is often a challenging aspect of SwiftUI development.
 
 The library focuses on simplifying navigation management while remaining lightweight and performant, making it suitable for both small projects and production applications with complex navigation requirements.
-
----
-
-*What navigation challenges have you faced in SwiftUI? Have you tried tree-based navigation approaches? Share your experiences in the comments.*