docs(stdlib): clarify checkpoint capacity ceiling is the provable max#23952
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…able max The blob format can encode more blocks (up to ~4095 with all-empty blocks) than the 2457 provable maximum, but such a checkpoint is unprovable and can only reach L1 with a malicious committee supermajority, so bounding ingest to the provable max is intentional. Corrects the prior comment which wrongly implied >2457-block checkpoints cannot be encoded.
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