Fix README block selection examples#252
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Summary
This updates the README CLI examples that target a specific block.
The CLI exposes block selection through the global
--blockoption, but the README previously had examples that either omitted the option or passed the block number as a positional argument. This could cause users to validatelatestunintentionally or run a command that does not match the documented CLI usage.Changes
--block 19000000to the specific-block validation example--block 19000000for the mock proof examplecli [OPTIONS] <COMMAND>formTesting
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