doc: add Noders Services DA archive node endpoint

[StanislavOdnorog]

Overview

Documentation:

• Added new archival data availability RPC endpoint from Noders Services to the Celestia Mainnet Beta guide.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Added "Noders Services" as a new archival data availability (DA) RPC endpoint provider, including its RPC and Gateway port details, to the mainnet guide.

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Walkthrough

A new archival data availability (DA) RPC endpoint provider, "Noders Services," was added to the list of archival DA RPC endpoints in the mainnet documentation. The entry specifies the provider name and the relevant RPC and Gateway ports. No other modifications were made.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
how-to-guides/mainnet.md	Added "Noders Services" as a new archival DA RPC endpoint provider, including its RPC and Gateway ports.

Possibly related PRs

• Add new Cumulo endpoints #1803: Also updates the same documentation file by adding new archival DA RPC endpoints, but with different providers and details.
• Update noders archive RPC in mainnet.md #1732: Modifies the mainnet.md documentation for Noders Services' archival RPC endpoints, focusing on port updates.
• Update mainnet.md #1835: Adds new Noders Services endpoints (community RPC, API, gRPC) to the same file, related by provider and endpoint expansion.

Suggested reviewers

• jcstein

Poem

A new endpoint hops into view,
"Noders Services" joins the crew!
With ports aligned, the docs expand,
More data flows across the land.
🐇 A hop, a skip, a doc update—
Mainnet’s stronger, isn’t that great?

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how-to-guides/mainnet.md (1)

215-215: Approved: New archival DA RPC endpoint added

The table row for “Noders Services” is correctly formatted and consistent with the surrounding entries.

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