Update supported endpoints section in README

[m-Peter]

Description

The following JSON-RPC endpoints are now supported:

• eth_newFilter
• eth_uninstallFilter
• eth_getFilterChanges
• eth_newBlockFilter
• eth_newPendingTransactionFilter

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced new JSON-RPC methods for enhanced blockchain interaction capabilities.
• Documentation
  • Updated the list of supported methods, removing duplicates for clarity.

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Walkthrough

The update enhances the JSON-RPC interface by introducing five new methods related to Ethereum filters and block transactions, improving functionality and user interaction. It also cleans up the documentation by removing redundant entries, streamlining the list of supported methods.

Changes

File Changed	Summary of Changes
README.md	Added new JSON-RPC methods (eth_newFilter, eth_uninstallFilter, eth_getFilterChanges, eth_newBlockFilter, eth_newPendingTransactionFilter) and removed duplicate method entries

🐇✨
Oh hoppy day, new methods lay,
In the code where bytes do play.
Filters fresh and blocks anew,
Bugs in rows, we bid adieu.
Let our digital garden grow,
With every commit, our joy we show! 🌱🎉

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README.md (1)

177-181: The addition of new JSON-RPC methods is correctly implemented and well-documented.

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