docs/node/run-your-node: Document use of client-stateless mode #1472
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Maybe rephrase it similar as "TEE ParaTime Client Node", e.g.: If you want to decrease startup synchronization time and disk usage, consider running a stateless client node..."
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Oasis Core 25.5 has brought support for stateless client nodes, which are particularly suitable for ROFL nodes.
We are documenting that here.