docs: solidity address(_target).call{gas: _{g => minG}asLimit(_message);

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The recent update involves modifying the gas limit parameter in the sendMessage function within the messaging documentation for app developers. Specifically, the parameter _gasLimit has been changed to _minGasLimit. This change affects how contract calls are executed across different networks, ensuring a minimum gas limit is used for these operations.

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.../builders/app-developers/bridging/messaging.mdx	Modified the sendMessage function to use _minGasLimit instead of _gasLimit for contract calls.

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Near line 57: ‘exact same’ might be wordy. Consider a shorter alternative.
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Near line 89: Consider using a different adverb to strengthen your wording.
Context: ...urse, that you're calling a contract on a completely different network. This is glossing ov...

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Line range hint 57-57: Consider simplifying "exact same" to "same".

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89-89: Consider using "entirely" instead of "completely" for stronger emphasis.

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Line range hint 217-217: Use "one-week" with a hyphen when used as a modifier.

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