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Update and simplify local testnet startup docs #1745
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WalkthroughThe recent update to the documentation involves a revamp of the guidance provided for interacting with the testnet. It clarifies the steps for building, running, and utilizing a local testnet, including the initiation of Tenscan, a local faucet, and the deployment of contracts. Additionally, it improves the instructions for engaging with the main cloud-hosted testnet, ensuring that users have a more straightforward and comprehensible set of instructions to follow. Changes
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- 321-351: The instructions for building and running a local testnet have been updated with clear and concise steps, including the use of docker images and starting various network components. The inclusion of commands and endpoints, as well as the contract addresses, is helpful for users to interact with the network.
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LGTM
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