docs: stronger warning that tests don't run against Sepolia#6
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Replace the inline note with a GitHub [!WARNING] admonition placed between the local-deploy and Sepolia-deploy steps, with concrete failing examples for both forge test and forge script. The warning is the natural place to disambiguate: you *can* deploy to Sepolia (next step), but you cannot test or decrypt against it.
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Summary
Builds on the previous README note (#5) per review feedback:
[!WARNING]admonition with a 🚧 emoji so it visually breaks out of the regular flow.❌ FAILexamples for bothforge testandforge scriptagainst a Sepolia RPC — the most likely incorrect commands a new user would try.Test plan
[!WARNING]admonition renders on the GitHub PR view (rendering can be sensitive to placement inside numbered lists — placed at column 0 here so step 4 still numbers correctly)