Add New Command to Makefile for Enhanced Localnet Debugging #4818
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This PR adds a new Makefile command,
debug-multi-bls-with-terminal, to improve the debugging process for running a localnet with external validators and multiple BLS keys. Unlike the existingdebug-multi-blscommand, which runs the localnet in the background and requires manual process management to view logs or handle errors, the new command usesscreento run the localnet in the foreground, allowing developers to easily attach to the session (screen -r localnet) and view live logs. All logs are stored in./tmp_log/localnet_terminal.logfor convenient access. Additionally, the localnet automatically shuts down when the terminal orscreensession is closed, streamlining cleanup and making it easier to debug issues without manual intervention.