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Why this change is needed

This document contains an overview of the outstanding work necessary for mainnet.
Once we're happy with it, these items should become epics and stories.

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The changes primarily focus on the enhancement of the Mainnet's operational aspects. They encompass improvements in node configuration, robustness, encryption, key derivation, upgrade process, security, cross-chain functionality, management contract, and gateway. The changes do not alter the core logic or functionality of the Mainnet.

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File	Change Summary
TODO_Mainnet.md	Outlines the pending tasks for the Mainnet, including operational node configuration, robustness enhancements, encryption and key derivation implementation, upgrade process setup, security improvements, cross-chain functionality, management contract, and gateway enhancements. No changes to the core logic or functionality.

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this is now converted into epics