Add Alchemy to RPC list

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added Alchemy as a recommended RPC provider for developers.

• Documentation

  • Improved formatting of the RPC provider list for better readability.
  • Updated wording to emphasize advantages of private endpoints.

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The pull request introduces modifications to the src/pages/reference/network/api.mdx file, specifically enhancing the section that recommends RPC providers for developers. A new provider, Alchemy, has been added to the list, and the formatting of the list has been refined to improve readability. The overall structure of the document remains intact, with a continued focus on the benefits of private endpoints compared to public ones.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/pages/reference/network/api.mdx	Added Alchemy as a new RPC provider; improved list formatting with line breaks for readability.

Possibly related PRs

• Added dRPC to the API list. #397: The changes in this PR also modify the src/pages/reference/network/api.mdx file by updating the list of recommended RPC providers, indicating a direct connection in the context of RPC provider recommendations.

Suggested reviewers

• bbbbeeeee
• lucas-janon
• brewmaster012
• andresaiello

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[juansalvatore]

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src/pages/reference/network/api.mdx

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