docs: add OpenChainBench RPC latency benchmark reference - #30
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What is OpenChainBench?
OpenChainBench is an open, live benchmark that continuously measures latency across free public RPC endpoints for dozens of EVM chains. Results are updated in real time using actual JSON-RPC probe requests.
Why add this?
The network details page already notes that public RPC endpoints are rate-limited and recommends third-party providers. This adds a reference to OpenChainBench where developers can compare live latency across available free Hemi endpoints before choosing a provider.
Change
Added one line at the bottom of the page with a link to the Hemi bench page on OpenChainBench.