Update RPC ports in op-conductor.mdx examples #1170
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547-548: Add parameter descriptions forconductor_addServerAsVoterThe example includes placeholders (
<id>,<raft-consensus-addr>,<version>) without explaining their purpose or expected values. Consider adding parameter descriptions to help users understand what values they should provide.Also applies to: 554-554
538-538: Maintain consistent callout formattingFor consistency with other API-related callouts in the documentation, consider expanding this callout to match the format of others, such as including additional context about the consensus-related nature of this API.
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376-376: LGTM: RPC endpoint URL updates are consistent
The changes to update the RPC endpoint URLs from port 50050 to port 8547 align with the suggested conductor configs section, making the documentation more accurate and consistent.
Also applies to: 382-382, 396-396, 402-402, 416-416, 422-422, 436-436, 442-442, 456-456, 462-462, 476-476, 482-482, 500-500, 506-506, 524-524, 530-530, 547-548, 554-554, 573-573, 579-579, 597-597, 603-603, 621-621, 627-627, 645-645, 651-651, 665-665, 671-671, 689-689, 695-695, 714-714, 720-720
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The RPC examples for op-conductor currently have the default consensus port as the RPC port, which is confusing. This changes the port to line up with the RPC port in the "suggested conductor configs" in the op-conductor docs
conductor_addServerAsVoterexampleTests
Manually tested hitting local op-conductor instances' RPC ports with several examples leads to OK responses:
cast rpc conductor_leader --rpc-url http://127.0.0.1:8547cast rpc conductor_paused --rpc-url http://127.0.0.1:8547cast rpc conductor_stopped --rpc-url http://127.0.0.1:8547cast rpc conductor_sequencerHealthy --rpc-url http://127.0.0.1:8547cast rpc conductor_leaderWithID --rpc-url http://127.0.0.1:8547