docs: add chain name

[VaibhavArora19]

Closes #87

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• Documentation
  • Enhanced the supported chains table by adding a column for clearer chain names.
  • Standardized chain names to lowercase for improved consistency.
  • Improved overall readability and usability of the documentation.

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Walkthrough

This change updates the documentation for supported blockchain chains by modifying the table in the README file. A new "Chain Name" column is added between the "Chain" and "Chain ID" columns with appropriate descriptive values. Additionally, the entries in the "Chain" column are standardized to lowercase. The table’s overall structure remains unchanged aside from these readability improvements.

Changes

File(s) changed	Change Summary
docs/.../README.md	Added a "Chain Name" column between "Chain" and "Chain ID", populated the column with descriptive chain names, and updated the "Chain" column to lowercase.

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17-18: Enhanced Documentation Table with New "Chain Name" Column

The addition of the "Chain Name" column between "Chain" and "Chain ID" clearly separates the descriptive identifier (in lowercase) from the formal chain label. This improves readability and standardizes the presentation of chain details. Please verify that any accompanying documentation or descriptions referencing the table are updated accordingly.

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[VaibhavArora19]

Should I also update the Storage and REQ Token and Burn Mechanism section?

[VaibhavArora19]

@MantisClone

[MantisClone]

Should I also update the Storage and REQ Token and Burn Mechanism section?

Nah, it's not necessary.

[MantisClone]

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