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The changes update the content of a documentation tutorial on transferring ETH. The title has been changed from "Bridging native cross-chain ETH transfers" to "Transferring ETH," and the description now emphasizes transferring ETH across the Superchain interop cluster instead of bridging it. Additionally, references in the body of the tutorial have been simplified, with phrases like "bridging ETH from one Superchain Interop chain to another" revised to "send ETH from one chain in the Superchain interop cluster to another." The adjustments remove redundant terms and enhance clarity while leaving the core instructional content unchanged. No modifications to exported or public entities were made.

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pages/stack/interop/tutorials/bridge-crosschain-eth.mdx (1)

2-3: Frontmatter Metadata Update: Title and Description
The updated title ("Transferring ETH") and description ("Learn how to transfer ETH across the Superchain interop cluster") are clear and concise. However, note that the topic field still refers to "bridging-native-cross-chain-eth-transfers." If the tutorial’s focus is now solely on transferring ETH, consider updating this field for consistency.

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pages/stack/interop/tutorials/bridge-crosschain-eth.mdx (3)

28-28: Header Revision: Updated Tutorial Title
The H1 header now reads "Transferring ETH," which matches the new title in the frontmatter. The use of sentence case while preserving the acronym "ETH" is appropriate.


31-31: Callout Text Clarity: Revised Instructional Content
The callout now states, "This tutorial provides step-by-step instructions for how to send ETH from one chain in the Superchain interop cluster to another." This update improves clarity by explicitly stating the action.


39-39: Body Text Streamlining: Simplified Tutorial Overview
The sentence "This tutorial walks through how to send ETH from one chain to another." effectively simplifies the overview. This concise approach aligns well with the updated tutorial focus.

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