Metaissue - Tutorial updates 0.9.2

# New Vision and Updated Clients
With the release of version 0.9.2, both clients now support new features like network transactions. This update also introduces a clearer separation of purpose between the two clients.

## WebClient: Interact with Deployed Applications
The WebClient is designed for interacting with deployed smart contracts in the browser—such as a MultiSig wallet or a DEX. It acts as the interface between the smart contract and the user’s wallet, enabling seamless interaction from front-end applications.

Developers can also use the WebClient to build simple, browser-based apps that directly interact with smart contracts. As a result, not all Rust client tutorials will be relevant for the WebClient.

## Rust Client: Build and Deploy Applications
The Rust client remains the primary tool for developing, deploying, and managing smart contracts. It’s best suited for back-end development, handling complex application logic, managing off-chain state, and performing tasks that go beyond the browser environment.

## To dos

Review the existing tutorials in the repository to understand the structure and content for both the WebClient and Rust client. Identify which tutorials need updates based on the new 0.9.2 features and the clarified separation of purposes. The 'To dos' section in the issue body needs to be populated with specific tasks; start by listing outdated tutorials and plan updates to align with the new vision.

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