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feat: publish attestations through P2P - #31

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tcoratger pushed a commit to tcoratger/ethlambda that referenced this pull request Oct 30, 2026
…ambdaclass#31)

On a mainnet follower, a block's `stf`, `block_atts`, `queue` and `total`
all sit between half a second and a few tens of seconds, which is where
`lean_block_import_phase_seconds` doubled its edges and then jumped 4x
from 16 to 64 s. Comparing a follower that writes states on its chain
actor against one that hands them to a background writer, the mean `stf`
fell 16% (4.41 s to 3.69 s), yet both populations sat in the same 2-4 s
and 4-8 s buckets, so every percentile the dashboard drew for it was an
interpolation.

Above 0.5 s the edges now step by 1.5x and 1.33x (0.75, 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 4,
6, 8, 12, 16, 32), which also puts an edge on one mainnet slot. The
lowest edge is now 1 ms and the highest 32 s; longer sections land in
`+Inf`.
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