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CAD-3928 minor polish #3701

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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions doc/reference/cardano-node-cli-reference.md
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This section provides a reference of the core `cardano-cli` commands and their associated subcommands:

*cardano-cli*
The set of `cardano-cli` commands include:
The set of `cardano-cli` commands includes:
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* `address`: payment address commands
* `stake-address`: stake address commands
* `transaction`: transaction commands
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* `witness`: witnesses a transaction
* `submit`: submits the transaction to the local node whose Unix domain socket is obtained from the CARDANO_NODE_SOCKET_PATH environment variable (uses the `--cardano-mode`, `--byron-mode`, `--shelley-mode` flags)
* `calculate-min-fee`: calculates the minimum fee for the transaction
* `calculate-min-required-utxo`: calculates the minimum required ADA for a transaction output
* `calculate-min-required-utxo`: calculates the minimum required ada for a transaction output
* `hash-script-data`: calculates the hash of script data (datums)
* `txid`: retrieves the transaction ID
* `policyid`: retrieves the policy ID
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- Do the counters of the issue counter and operational certificate match?
- Do the counters match what is currently in the node state?
- Does the KES key period specified in your operational certificate fall within the current KES key period?
We essentially check the predicates of the OCERT rule in the cardano-ledger specification, and we print additional diagnostic information as follows:
The Cardano node will check the predicates of the OCERT rule in the cardano-ledger specification, and print additional diagnostic information as follows:
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✓ The operational certificate counter agrees with the node protocol state counter
✓ Operational certificate's kes period is within the correct KES period interval
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