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ci: Remove Cosmos SDK mempool declaration with interactive installer [DEV-5547]#947

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Pull request overview

This PR removes (comments out) the Cosmos SDK mempool declaration from the app.toml configuration file during node installation and configuration. The change adds a new method remove_mempool_section() that is called as part of the node configuration process.

  • Introduces a new method to comment out the [mempool] section in app.toml
  • Integrates this removal into the standard node configuration workflow

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Minor improvements to be made; looks very good in terms of functionality.

@filipdjokic filipdjokic merged commit 394b086 into develop Dec 15, 2025
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