chore: add zombienet config files for quick spin-ups #714
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@Ad96el I am merging this and the Chopsticks PRs, otherwise testing any new features is extremely complicated and requires constant branch switching. Please still provide a review when you have time, and any comments will be addressed in a follow-up PR, thank you! |
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To spin up Chopsticks-based networks using actual data. It's based on top of #714. For more info about how to use this new utility, check the `chopsticks/README.md` file.
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Quick way of spinning up a parachain instance using actual node software and consensus rather than mocking stuff with Chopsticks.