docs: Add usage examples for conductor_commitUnsafePayload RPC method

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Description:

• Resolves TODO comment requesting usage examples with required parameters
• Adds comprehensive curl and cast examples with proper ExecutionPayloadEnvelope structure
• Follows existing documentation patterns for other RPC methods

Fixes: TODO comment in conductor_commitUnsafePayload section

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The documentation for the conductor_commitUnsafePayload RPC method in the op-conductor.mdx file was updated. A descriptive note was added to clarify that this method is generally called by the op-node to commit execution payload envelopes. The example usage was expanded to include a detailed JSON payload structure, specifying all expected fields for a typical execution payload. Both curl and cast command examples were revised to use this detailed payload, providing a more concrete and realistic example for invoking the RPC.

Possibly related PRs

• Update RPC ports in op-conductor.mdx examples #1170: Updates the RPC port numbers in the same documentation file for multiple methods including conductor_commitUnsafePayload; both PRs modify the op-conductor.mdx docs but focus on different aspects of the same RPC method.

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🔇 Additional comments (3)

pages/operators/chain-operators/tools/op-conductor.mdx (3)

728-728: Enhance clarity with descriptive usage note
The added sentence “This method is typically called by the op-node to commit execution payload envelopes.” provides valuable context about who invokes this RPC, improving comprehension for operators.

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734-752: Provide comprehensive curl example
The new curl snippet now includes a fully fleshed-out executionPayload JSON with all required fields. The structure and indentation align well with existing RPC examples, making it easy for readers to adapt.

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757-762: Add detailed cast command example
The cast example demonstrates passing the JSON payload inline, complete with a helpful comment. This addition ensures users of both tools have clear, parallel examples.

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