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This pull request contains changes to improve clarity, correctness and structure.

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    • Corrected a spelling error in the "authentication" section header.
    • Expanded the instructions for setting up a light node with authentication, including details on passing the token directory, command usage, file permissions, and required JSON structure.

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This pull request updates the documentation in the light node guide by fixing a spelling error in the section header and expanding the instructions. The revised content now includes details on passing the directory containing the JSON x-token to the light node, outlines the correct command usage, and specifies the necessary file permissions along with the JSON structure required for the x-token.

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how-to-guides/light-node.md Fixed a spelling error in the "authentication" header and expanded the instructions to include details on passing the x-token JSON directory, command usage, and file permission requirements.

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  • docs: update quickstart #1766: Enhances documentation for light node setup by providing instructions for initialization and authentication key acquisition.

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how-to-guides/light-node.md (1)

182-201: Enhance security guidance for authentication setup.

While the instructions are technically accurate, consider strengthening the security guidance:

  1. Add a warning about keeping the x-token secure and not sharing it
  2. Recommend storing the token file outside of version control
  3. Clarify that the example domain and token are placeholders

Apply this diff to enhance the security guidance:

 If you are running a light node with a core endpoint that requires authentication,
 you can pass the directory containing the json of your x-token to the light node with
 the following command:
+
+:::warning
+Keep your x-token secure and never share it or commit it to version control.
+:::
 
 ```sh
 celestia light start \
-    --core.ip snowy-methodical-leaf.celestia-mainnet.quiknode.pro \
+    --core.ip <YOUR-ENDPOINT> \
     --core.tls \
     --core.xtoken.path /path-to-directory \
     --core.port 9090

Where /path-to-directory is the path to the directory containing the
-x-token.json file. Ensure the file has restricted permissions (e.g., chmod 600) and contains:
+x-token.json file. Store this file outside of version control and ensure it has
+restricted permissions (e.g., chmod 600). The file should contain:

{
-  "x-token": "<YOUR-SECRET-X-TOKEN>"
+  "x-token": "<YOUR-SECRET-X-TOKEN>"  // Replace with your actual token
}

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`180-180`: **LGTM! Spelling correction improves documentation quality.**

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@jcstein Hi! Just wanted to remind you about this PR. If you have some time, please take a look. Thank you!

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