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startup connection handling fixes and README update

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@ -8,6 +8,25 @@ Contractless is currently in testnet. Node operators, developers, wallet testers
For protocol design, mining rules, balance handling, orphan correction, and Fair Proof of Work details, read the [Contractless whitepaper](https://contractless.community/contractless_whitepaper.pdf).
## Development With Codex
Contractless is designed and developed by Bruce Bates. OpenAI Codex, including the GPT-5.6 SOL model, has been used as an AI-assisted development tool.
GPT-5.6 SOL assisted with:
- Reviewing and debugging peer connection, bootstrap, handshake, and automatic reconnection behavior.
- Tracing multi-node synchronization and orphan-correction failures across source code and node logs.
- Hardening network-map monitoring and connection-state handling.
- Implementing and reviewing on-chain data-storage transaction support.
- Integrating data storage, address data, NFTs, loans, assets, and transaction history into the GUI wallet.
- Improving GUI wallet cache synchronization, cache deletion safety, and Windows file-access coordination.
- Reviewing Rust transaction validation, mempool handling, block saving, and chain-reorganization paths.
- Identifying behavioral inconsistencies between local wallet caches and RPC responses.
- Expanding and reorganizing user documentation for installation, wallets, transactions, validation tools, loans, swaps, NFTs, fees, and data storage.
- Assisting with testing, compilation checks, technical explanations, and project presentation materials.
Codex served as a development assistant. Project architecture, consensus rules, economic design, feature requirements, testing decisions, and final implementation direction remain human-controlled.
## System Requirements
Recommended node requirements: