Fix misplaced edit

[adlerjohn]

Fix misplaced edit in #1975. I put it in the wrong section.

Cumulative diff of the 2 PRs: https://github.com/celestiaorg/docs/compare/d6633ffcf06f7e0ad9ba35961f4fc6d2aabd03c0..db70238

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated the guidance on transaction indexing configurations.
  • Clarified that a lightweight indexing mode is available for bridge nodes.
  • Noted that querying transactions by hash now requires the full indexing configuration.

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Walkthrough

The document "how-to-guides/consensus-node.md" has been updated to reflect changes in transaction indexing configuration within the config.toml file. The instructions now indicate that bridge nodes should use a "null" indexer for minimal indexing, while querying transactions by hash requires the "kv" indexer. These updates clarify the operational differences between the two settings.

Changes

File	Change Summary
how-to-guides/consensus-node.md	Updated configuration instructions: recommending "null" indexer for bridge nodes and clarifying that querying transactions by hash requires "kv".

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant ConsensusNode
    participant ConfigReader

    User->>ConsensusNode: Request transaction query by hash
    ConsensusNode->>ConfigReader: Retrieve indexer setting
    alt Indexer = "kv"
        ConsensusNode->>User: Return transaction details
    else Indexer = "null"
        ConsensusNode->>User: Return error (query unsupported)
    end

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Possibly related PRs

• Update indexer field value #1975: Involved similar modifications to the indexer configuration in config.toml, specifically updating the setting and clarifying its implications for transaction indexing.

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Suggested reviewers

• evan-forbes
• jcstein

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how-to-guides/consensus-node.md (2)

148-157: Clarify Transaction Indexer Requirements for Bridge Nodes
The updated section now clearly explains that it is not possible to fully disable indexing and that, for bridge nodes, setting the indexer to "null" provides a lightweight, sufficient indexing option. This addresses the previous misplacement of the edit and ensures the documentation reflects the intended configuration.

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170-174: Ensure Correct Configuration for Transaction Hash Queries
This change clearly distinguishes the configuration needed for querying transactions by hash. By instructing users to set the indexer to "kv", it reinforces the requirement that the lightweight "null" indexer does not support transaction hash queries. The separation of these two use cases improves clarity significantly.

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