docs(x/circuit): add note on ante handler

[julienrbrt]

Description

Closes: #18632

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Enhanced the Circuit Breaker module documentation with a new section explaining its functionality and limitations.
  • Updated the Events section for better clarity and removed outdated subheadings.
  • Refined the Keys section with a more structured content layout.
  • Expanded the Client section with additional CLI commands and query options for improved user interaction.

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The Circuit Breaker module documentation has been updated to include a new section explaining its functionality and transaction rejection points, along with a cautionary note on the CircuitBreakerDecorator's limitations. The Events and Keys sections have been restructured, removing specific subheadings. The Client section has been expanded with new CLI commands and query options.

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File Path	Change Summary
x/circuit/README.md	Added module functionality explanation, restructured Events and Keys sections, and expanded Client section with CLI commands and queries.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 142f325 and da62ffb.

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• x/circuit/README.md (4 hunks)

Additional comments: 4

x/circuit/README.md (4)

• 5-28: The explanation of the Circuit Breaker module's functionality and its limitations is clear and informative. The use of code references and the note on the CircuitBreakerDecorator provide valuable insights into the module's operation.

• 59-64: The Access struct and the AccountPermissions key are well-defined and follow the Cosmos SDK's coding standards. The comments provide clarity on the permission levels.

• 131-133: The Events section is updated to list the events emitted by the circuit module. The documentation is clear and the table format is well-organized.

• 166-203: The Keys and Client sections are updated with clear documentation on the CLI commands and query options. The shell examples are a useful guide for users.

[samricotta]

Looks great, thanks Julien

[alexanderbez]

🌮