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Currently the only evidence type is double-signing. There should be additional types for anything slashable, i.e. anything that would trigger a fraud proof.
Additionally to defining the exact data structures of different fraud proofs / evidence types, the specification should also stipulate who (which node types) generates them under which circumstances and what happens with the evidence after construction (does get included in the next block, does it trigger a slashing event, is it "only" gossipped in the p2p network - if yes to which nodes) and why it is generated in the first place.
This is to actually guide the implementation.
In the context of erasure coding, for instance, this is needed to inform the APIs of the used libraries (e.g. see celestiaorg/rsmt2d#24 and github.com/celestiaorg/rsmt2d#12).
Ideally, the spec also defined properties or invariants (if any) that are achieved by dispersing the evidence (e.g. a proposer can not propose an incorrectly encoded block without getting caught and getting slashed for that, etc).
Currently the only evidence type is double-signing. There should be additional types for anything slashable, i.e. anything that would trigger a fraud proof.
Upcoming new Tendermint evidence types: https://github.com/tendermint/tendermint/blob/proto-breakage/proto/types/evidence.proto
Also see: https://medium.com/tendermint/different-types-of-evidence-in-tendermint-5de4440fdd54
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