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adding instructions for holocene and isthmus

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The documentation for the consensus layer configuration options in op-node was updated to include two new fork timestamp override options: override.holocene and override.isthmus. These sections describe how to manually set the fork timestamps using command-line flags and environment variables. The new documentation is inserted after the override.granite option and before the p2p.advertise.ip section. No changes were made to code or existing documentation content outside of these additions.

Possibly related PRs

• Update consensus-config.mdx: add override.granite #955: Adds the override.granite fork timestamp override option to the same consensus configuration documentation, which is directly adjacent to the new options introduced in this PR.

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386-404: New fork-override sections are consistent and complete

The override.holocene and override.isthmus blocks follow the existing pattern (header style, description wording, Tabs order, env-var naming). No issues spotted.

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