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Summary
Why
The existing signer guide uses pinned source links and incomplete snippets, covers only three implementations, and does not explain signer selection or safe configuration. Testing capabilities are discoverable only by finding individual examples, so users lack guidance on when to mock, spawn a node, fork state, or call a live endpoint.
Impact
Users and agents can choose the correct signer feature and wallet behavior from one page, and application tests can progress from fast deterministic mocks to explicit integration environments without silently depending on public infrastructure.