drop --network flag; register both Base chains by default#92
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The buyer-side network setting only filtered which chains the HTTP client would accept 402s on. The API already arbitrates, so it added config friction for no enforcement.
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--networkwas a buyer-side allowlist that the API didn't need.What
base+base-sepolia(and their CAIP-2 forms)--network/--clear-network,AMPERSEND_NETWORK, storednetworkfieldnetworkis silently stripped on next write