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Updated the mainnet explorers list in how-to-guided, added celestiahub.org app by NODERS validator

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Updated the mainnet explorers list, added celestiahub by NODERS LLC
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A new URL for a Mainnet Beta explorer ("https://celestiahub.org/explorer") was added at the top of the explorers list in the documentation file. No other edits or changes to logic, structure, or exported entities were made.

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how-to-guides/mainnet.md Added a new Mainnet Beta explorer URL at the top of the explorers list.

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Summary of Changes

Hello @StanislavOdnorog, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request updates the project documentation by adding a new blockchain explorer to the existing list of Mainnet Beta explorers. This change aims to provide users with an additional resource for network exploration, enhancing the comprehensiveness of the how-to-guides.

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  • Documentation Update: Added celestiahub.org/explorer to the list of Mainnet Beta explorers in the how-to-guides/mainnet.md file.
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Code Review

This pull request adds a new explorer, CelestiaHub by NODERS, to the list of Mainnet Beta explorers in how-to-guides/mainnet.md. The change itself is a simple addition of a markdown link.

My primary feedback is a medium severity suggestion to consider alphabetically sorting the entire list of explorers. This aligns with general best practices for documentation, aiming to improve maintainability and user experience by making the list easier to scan and update as more explorers are added over time.

Comment thread how-to-guides/mainnet.md

There are multiple explorers you can use for Mainnet Beta:

- [https://celestiahub.org/explorer](https://celestiahub.org/explorer)
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Thank you for adding CelestiaHub to the list of explorers.

The current list of explorers (lines 224-233 in the updated file) does not appear to follow a specific order (e.g., alphabetical). For better readability and long-term maintainability, especially as this list grows, consider sorting all entries alphabetically by the explorer's name or primary domain.1

For instance, in an alphabetized list, celestiahub.org would be placed after celestia.valopers.com and before celenium.io.

While this would involve reordering existing lines beyond this specific addition, adopting a consistent sorting convention would be beneficial. If a full sort is outside the scope of this PR, that's understandable, but it's a good point for future list maintenance.

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  1. Alphabetical sorting of lists is a common best practice in documentation. It improves scannability, makes it easier to locate items, and simplifies the process of adding new items consistently, reducing potential merge conflicts or uncertainty about placement in a collaborative environment.

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

224-224: Consider adding a descriptive label for the explorer entry
Right now the link text is just the URL. To improve readability, you could replace it with a name like “CelestiaHub (by NODERS)”. For example:

- - [https://celestiahub.org/explorer](https://celestiahub.org/explorer)
+ - [CelestiaHub (by NODERS)](https://celestiahub.org/explorer)
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224-224: Verify the new explorer URL is reachable and correct
Please ensure that https://celestiahub.org/explorer returns a valid response (e.g., 200 OK) and navigates to the intended explorer UI.

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