Add comprehensive Ethereum node architecture resource to Further Reading #16887
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This change adds a resource that presents a complete, top-to-bottom architectural map of an Ethereum node. The article breaks down how execution clients, consensus clients, validator clients, and the Engine API interact, and clearly separates responsibilities such as consensus, execution, networking, state management, and external RPC access. It includes a system-level diagram and component-by-component flow, helping readers form an accurate mental model of how blocks, transactions, and validator duties move through a node.
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This change adds a resource that presents a complete, top-to-bottom architectural map of an Ethereum node.
The article breaks down how execution clients, consensus clients, validator clients, and the Engine API interact, and clearly separates responsibilities such as consensus, execution, networking, state management, and external RPC access. It includes a system-level diagram and component-by-component flow, helping readers form an accurate mental model of how blocks, transactions, and validator duties move through a node.
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