feat(client-v3): add the Rabby RPC walkthrough screenshots - #320
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Three screens from Rabby's settings — the entry that must be tapped (not "Add Custom Network" above it), the RPC URL field on Ethereum, and the custom RPC toggled on afterwards. The dev-mode gate in client-v3 shows them under the steps they illustrate. They arrived in that repo's own `public/`, which was the first time it served an image itself; this is where its static files belong. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Three screens from Rabby's settings — the entry that must be tapped (not "Add Custom Network" above it), the RPC URL field on Ethereum, and the custom RPC toggled on afterwards. The dev-mode gate in client-v3 shows them under the steps they illustrate.
They arrived in that repo's own
public/, which was the first time it served an image itself; this is where its static files belong.