Grammar & Consistency Fixes in Documentation

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Old: "at little to no costs"
New: "at little to no cost" (uncountable noun)

Old: "are great"
New: "is great" (singular subject)

Old: "Listening for new data commitments"
New: "Listening to new data commitments" (correct collocation)

Old: "steps to setting up"
New: "steps to set up" (correct structure)

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Improved grammatical precision and wording in the Community Meetup Guide for enhanced readability.
  • Updated headings, added clarifications, and refined examples in the Blobstream proof queries guide to ensure users follow the latest guidance.
  • Adjusted introductory phrasing in the Celestia bridge node guide for clearer setup instructions.

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Walkthrough

This PR introduces updates to several documentation files. Minor grammatical corrections and phrasing adjustments have been applied to improve clarity in the modular meetup guide and the bridge node tutorial. In addition, the Blobstream Proof Queries guide now features an updated heading, refined code snippets with correct contract bindings, and updated method signatures for event handling in respective packages.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
community/modular-meetup-guide.md, how-to-guides/bridge-node.md	Minor grammatical corrections and phrasing adjustments for improved clarity.
how-to-guides/blobstream-proof-queries.md	Updated heading, added clarifications on Blobstream and SP1 Blobstream usage, refined code snippets, and updated method signatures (WatchDataCommitmentStored) to reflect correct event handling.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant AppLibrary as Event Watcher
    participant Contract as Blobstream Contract
    User->>AppLibrary: Subscribe to data commitment events
    AppLibrary->>Contract: Request event subscription (BlobstreamX / SP1 Blobstream)
    Contract-->>AppLibrary: Emit data commitment event
    AppLibrary-->>User: Deliver event data

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Possibly related PRs

• Update Delegation Requirements and Clarify Documentation #1877: Addresses similar grammatical corrections in community/modular-meetup-guide.md.
• Fix typos #1832: Implements comparable grammar improvements in related documentation files.

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• jcstein
• Ferret-san

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how-to-guides/blobstream-proof-queries.md (2)

1203-1262: Grammar & Consistency Improvement – Updated Heading for Data Commitment Events
The heading now reads "Listening to new data commitments" rather than the previous phrasing. This revision correctly uses the preposition "to" and better reflects standard English usage, thereby enhancing clarity and consistency in the documentation.

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1-1577: Overall Documentation Clarity and Consistency Check
This documentation file is highly detailed and well structured. The text, code examples, and inline notes follow a consistent style and formatting throughout. The recent grammatical fixes—such as the update in the heading—improve readability without impacting the technical accuracy of the content.
Consider a final proofreading pass to catch any remaining subtle inconsistencies, but overall the improvements align well with the documentation quality objectives.

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Context: ...tion hash of the PFB containing the blob and, the <blob_index> being the index of t...

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