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Re-write Multichain support section in comparison #6391

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@@ -12,9 +12,9 @@ Hardhat 3 comes with Foundry-compatible Solidity tests, which are fast and ideal

## Multichain support

In Hardhat 2, you can only configure a single Hardhat network, which always behaves like Ethereum Mainnet. Hardhat 3 introduces chain types, letting you choose which kind of chain you want to simulate. And you can configure multiple Hardhat networks, each with its own chain type.
Hardhat 2's development network always behaves like Ethereum Mainnet. Hardhat 3 removes this limitation, letting you choose which kind of chain you want to simulate. And, unlike Hardhat 2, you can configure multiple Hardhat networks, each with its own chain type.
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Hardhat 2's development network always behaves like Ethereum Mainnet. Hardhat 3 removes this limitation, letting you choose which kind of chain you want to simulate. And, unlike Hardhat 2, you can configure multiple Hardhat networks, each with its own chain type.
In Hardhat 2, the development network always behaves like Ethereum Mainnet. Hardhat 3 removes this limitation, letting you choose which kind of chain you want to simulate. It also allows you to configure multiple Hardhat networks, each with its own chain type.


The first version will have support for Ethereum Mainnet and OP Mainnet, plus a "generic" chain type that can be used as a fallback for chains that are not yet supported.
The initial release includes first-class support for Ethereum Mainnet and OP Mainnet, providing more realistic simulations of these networks. We'll gradually add new chain types over time. In the meantime, a generic chain type can be used as a fallback for networks that are not yet supported. This generic chain type behaves the same as Hardhat Network in Hardhat 2 and works with all of Hardhat 3's new features.
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The initial release includes first-class support for Ethereum Mainnet and OP Mainnet, providing more realistic simulations of these networks. We'll gradually add new chain types over time. In the meantime, a generic chain type can be used as a fallback for networks that are not yet supported. This generic chain type behaves the same as Hardhat Network in Hardhat 2 and works with all of Hardhat 3's new features.
The initial release includes first-class support for Ethereum Mainnet and OP Mainnet, providing more realistic simulations of these networks. We'll gradually add new chain types over time. Until then, a generic chain type can be used as a fallback for networks that are not yet supported. This generic chain type behaves the same as Hardhat Network in Hardhat 2 and works with all of Hardhat 3's new features.

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