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RemoteNet -> ExistingNet (linera-io#2998)
## Motivation I think I originally implemented this, it was originally running tests against the devnet on GCP. I don't remember what the name was then. Regardless, now this has changed, and it actually just connects to any existing/running network that has a faucet. I thought `RunningNet` sounded weird, `ExistingNet` sounded better. A `WithFaucet` suffix or something like that also sounded wrong. So I landed on `ExistingNet`. ## Proposal Rename all remote net things into existing net. The feature for this also had kubernetes related stuff as a dependency, even though it uses nothing kubernetes related. So removed that. ## Test Plan CI ## Release Plan - Nothing to do / These changes follow the usual release cycle.
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