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dev: Add docs how to test on local environment #74

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    • Introduced a new section on "How to test on Local Environment" in the documentation, providing detailed steps for setting up and executing tests locally.

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The changes introduce a new section titled "How to test on Local Environment" in the docs/how-to-test.md file. This section provides a detailed guide for setting up and executing tests in a local development environment, including commands for starting the local chain, building the project, configuring environment variables, and executing tests.

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docs/how-to-test.md Added a new section "How to test on Local Environment" with step-by-step instructions for local testing setup, including commands for starting the local chain, building the project, configuring environment variables, and executing tests.

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1-32: Documentation improvements needed.

While the structure is clear, consider the following improvements:

  1. Use bash or shell syntax highlighting instead of jsx for shell commands
  2. Add brief descriptions of what each command does
  3. Consider adding prerequisites section (e.g., required tools, dependencies)
  4. Add expected output or success criteria for each step

Example improvement for the build section:

 ### Build
 
-```jsx
+```bash
 make build

+This command builds the project artifacts required for testing. Successful build will generate...


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