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…orrected use of terms related to "Arbeidsflate".
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Added initial documentation for Altinn Correspondence Transition and Migration to document the processes and concepts used for migration of Correspondence data from Altinn 2 to Altinn 3
Also corrected references to "Felles Arbeidsflate" to "Arbeidsflate".
Altinn/altinn-correspondence#187
Planning on creating a separate PR with new subchapter about Differences between Altinn 2 and Altinn 3 Correspondence, as well as process flow description.