Update mainnet.md

[AlexMoskaleu]

Add noders endpoints

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added new endpoints for Mainnet Beta participation:
    • RPC endpoint: Enhances node communication capabilities.
    • API endpoint: Improves access to network services.
    • gRPC endpoint: Boosts performance for real-time data exchange.

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Walkthrough

The latest update introduces new endpoints for Mainnet Beta participation: an RPC, an API, and a gRPC endpoint. These additions aim to enhance accessibility and functionality for users interacting with the Mainnet environment, ensuring a more robust and versatile network experience.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
nodes/mainnet.md	Added RPC endpoint https://celestia-rpc.noders.services/, API endpoint https://celestia-api.noders.services/, and gRPC endpoint celestia-grpc.noders.services:11090

🌟🐇✨
In the digital fields where data hops,
A new path opens, and the traffic never stops.
Celestial nodes, now more in reach,
Through ports and calls, in data we breach.
Oh, how the packets dance and play,
In the Mainnet's light, new paths today!
🌐💻🚀

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nodes/mainnet.md (3)

127-127: The addition of the new RPC endpoint looks good and is consistent with existing entries.

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153-153: The addition of the new API endpoint is correctly implemented and matches the format of other listed endpoints.

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178-178: The new gRPC endpoint is added correctly, including the necessary port specification.

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