README: update tiny/full spec params

Author: davxy

README.md

@@ -29,3 +29,45 @@ ASN.1 syntax provided with the test vectors. These scripts currently rely on my
 ```bash
 ./scripts/validate-all.sh.sh
 ```
+
+## Chainspec Parameters
+
+For more information refer to the community [docs](https://docs.jamcha.in/basics/chain-spec).
+
+### Tiny
+
+```yaml
+chain: tiny
+num_validators: 6
+num_cores: 2
+preimage_expunge_period: 32
+slot_duration: 6
+epoch_duration: 12
+contest_duration: 10
+tickets_per_validator: 3
+max_tickets_per_extrinsic: 3
+rotation_period: 4
+num_ec_pieces_per_segment: 1026
+max_block_gas: 20000000
+max_refine_gas: 1000000000
+```
+
+### Full
+
+All parameters here must match the Gray Paper.
+
+```yaml
+chain: full
+num_validators: 1023
+num_cores: 341
+preimage_expunge_period: 19200
+slot_duration: 6
+epoch_duration: 600
+contest_duration: 500
+tickets_per_validator: 2
+max_tickets_per_extrinsic: 16
+rotation_period: 10
+num_ec_pieces_per_segment: 6
+max_block_gas: 3500000000
+max_refine_gas: 5000000000
+```

stf/README.md

@@ -1,23 +1,5 @@
 # State Transition Function Test Vectors
 
-We offer two types of test vectors:
-
-- **Tiny**: designed for quick adjustments and prototyping, with reduced
-  - validators count: 6
-  - cores count: 2
-  - epoch period: 12
-  - core assignment rotation period: 4
-  - ticket attempts: 3
-
-- **Full**: vectors with production specs
-  - validators count: 1023
-  - cores count: 341
-  - epoch period: 600
-  - core assignment rotation period: 10
-  - ticket attempts: 2
-
-For more information refer to the community [docs](https://docs.jamcha.in/basics/chain-spec).
-
 ## STF Output
 
 Technically, the STF execution process does not inherently produce auxiliary

traces/README.md

@@ -4,6 +4,10 @@ Import full blocks starting from genesis, implementing the complete logic
 required of a block importer that complies with the specifications outlined
 in Graypaper Milestone 1 (M1).
 
+## Chainspec
+
+The traces vectors are provided for **tiny** configuration only.
+
 ## Schema
 
 The schema is designed to be sufficiently generic to allow easy processing by