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gh-119786: Edit InternalDocs/frames.md, Python/vm-state.md, Python/tier2_engine.md #124450

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## Definition of Tiers

- **Tier 1** is the classic Python bytecode interpreter.
This includes the specializing adaptive interpreter described in [PEP 659](https://peps.python.org/pep-0659/) and introduced in Python 3.11.
This includes the specializing [Adaptive Interpreter](adaptive.md).
- **Tier 2**, also known as the micro-instruction ("uop") interpreter, is a new interpreter with a different instruction format.
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It was introduced in Python 3.13, and also forms the basis for a JIT using copy-and-patch technology. See [Tier 2](tier2_engine.md) for more information.

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