docs: add note about credit type to credit class tutorial (backport #…

…2026) (#2028)

Co-authored-by: Kyle Lawlor-Bagcal <[email protected]>

docs/tutorials/user/credit-class-project-batch-management.md

@@ -315,9 +315,9 @@ A credit class represents a collection of projects and issuers whereby the proje
 
 For more information about credit classes, see [Ecocredit Concepts](../../modules/ecocredit/01_concepts.md).
 
-### Allowlist and Fee
+### Allowlist, Type, and Fee
 
-Before we create a credit class, we need to check the [credit class creator allowlist](../../modules/ecocredit/01_concepts.md#credit-class-creator-allowlist) and that we have enough tokens for the credit class creation fee.
+Before we create a credit class, we need to check the [credit class creator allowlist](../../modules/ecocredit/01_concepts.md#credit-class-creator-allowlist), the available [credit types](../../modules/ecocredit/01_concepts.md#credit-type), and that we have enough tokens for the credit class creation fee.
 
 To check whether the credit class creator allowlist is enabled, run the following command:
 
@@ -331,13 +331,21 @@ To check allowed credit class creators (only if allowlist enabled), run the foll
 regen q ecocredit allowed-class-creators
 ```
 
+To check available credit types, run the following command:
+
+```sh
+regen q ecocredit credit-types
+```
+
 To check the credit class creation fee, run the following command:
 
 ```sh
 regen q ecocredit class-fee
 ```
 
-You should see that the allowlist is disabled and therefore any account can create a credit class. You should also see the token amount and denomination needed to create a credit class, which we add to the next command using the `--class-fee` flag.
+If you are connected to Redwood Testnet, you should see that the allowlist is disabled and therefore any account can create a credit class. You should also see the list of available credit types, including the `credit-type-abbrev` for each credit type, and the token amount and denomination for the credit class creation fee, which we add to the next command using the `--class-fee` flag.
+
+The values queried above are all managed through an on-chain governance process, meaning these values can be updated via governance proposals. For more information about submitting governance proposals to update these values, check out [Message-Based Governance Proposals](./message-based-governance-proposals.md).
 
 ### Create Credit Class