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terminal: add signet autopilot server address#1288

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Adds the default autopilot server address for signet. Also includes the network name in the fallback error so misconfigurations are easier to diagnose.

Adds a SignetServer constant and wires it into the autopilot address
selection so nodes running on signet connect to the signet autopilot
server.
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This pull request enhances the terminal configuration by introducing support for the Signet network's autopilot server. Additionally, it improves the robustness of the application's error handling by providing more descriptive feedback when an autopilot server address is missing for a specific network.

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  • Signet Support: Added the default autopilot server address for the Signet network.
  • Improved Error Reporting: Updated the fallback error message to include the network name, aiding in faster diagnosis of configuration issues.

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This pull request adds support for the Signet network by defining a SignetServer address and updating the network selection logic in the start method. A review comment suggests improving the error message formatting by using the %q verb for the network name and simplifying the string concatenation for better readability.

Comment thread terminal.go
Comment on lines +472 to +474
return fmt.Errorf("no autopilot server "+
"address specified for network %s",
g.cfg.Network)

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Using %q instead of %s for the network name in the error message is a best practice in Go as it quotes the value, making it easier to identify issues if the string is empty or contains unexpected characters. Additionally, the string literal concatenation can be simplified for better readability.

				return fmt.Errorf("no autopilot server address specified for network %q",
					g.cfg.Network)

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@JLSchuler99, remember to re-request review from reviewers when ready

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