docs: add RPC endpoint clarification to prevent misconfiguration#1275
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Adds a clarification note in the build app guide to help developers avoid common RPC misconfiguration issues when building on Base.
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Hi! This PR improves the build app guide by clarifying RPC usage to help prevent common misconfiguration issues for developers. Happy to refine if needed. Thanks! |
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Adds a clarification note in the build app guide to help developers avoid common RPC misconfiguration issues when building on Base.
Improves developer onboarding and reduces setup errors.