Add simulate_transaction RPC method documentation#75
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- Add new simulate-transaction.md file with comprehensive documentation - Update rpc.md to include simulate_transaction in transaction operations section - Document parameters, return values, examples, and error responses - Include notes about simulation behavior and use cases
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This PR adds comprehensive documentation for the new simulate_transaction RPC method. The documentation includes: - Complete parameter descriptions and return value specifications - Detailed examples with request/response JSON - Error handling examples - Usage notes and best practices - Integration with existing RPC documentation structure The simulate_transaction method allows developers to test transaction logic without committing to the blockchain, making it essential for development and debugging workflows.