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docs(rpc): reference OpenChainBench for live Cronos RPC latency - #341

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docs(rpc): reference OpenChainBench for live Cronos RPC latency#341
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Summary

Adds a short Compare provider latency section at the end of public-rpc-endpoints.md pointing readers to the OpenChainBench Cronos RPC benchmark for a live third-party latency view of the public no-key endpoints listed above.

Why

The page lists free public endpoints plus commercial providers (Moralis, Blockdaemon, Chainstack, dRPC, Allnodes, BlockPI, etc). Developers picking an endpoint currently have no third-party datapoint to compare them side by side. OpenChainBench probes the public Cronos endpoints from three regions every minute and publishes p50, p95 and p99 latency under an open methodology, CC BY 4.0 license.

Happy to reword, move, or drop if this does not fit the docs' tone.

Test plan

  • Section appended after existing content, no changes to endpoint list
  • External link verified

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Superseded by #342 which targets the correct default branch (gitbook) and touches only the intended file. This PR was accidentally opened against master, a diverged branch with different folder structure, producing a 684-file conflict. Closing to reduce noise.

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