op-deployer: fix inspect commands

[tessr]

The op-deployer inspect subcommand doesn't expect to be run from inside the workdir, so this removes the instruction to change to the working directory before running the subcommand.

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The changes in the op-deployer.mdx file focus on updating the deployment instructions and specifying the output file paths for the inspect command. The examples provided under the inspect section have been revised to clarify that the generated files, genesis.json and rollup.json, will be saved in the .deployer directory. This adjustment aims to enhance user understanding of where to find the output files post-command execution. Additionally, the text has been refined for consistency and clarity, particularly concerning the descriptions of the outputs from the inspect command. The existing warning about using default addresses in the intent file has been preserved, stressing the necessity of replacing these addresses for production chains. Overall, these modifications aim to streamline the deployment instructions and ensure accurate references to output files within the deployment process.

Possibly related PRs

• op-deployer + opcm documentation #934: This PR includes documentation for the op-deployer tool, which is directly related to the changes made in the main PR regarding deployment instructions and output file paths.
• Make tiny updates to the fjord calculator #965: This PR introduces documentation for op-deployer, which aligns with the main PR's focus on updating deployment instructions and clarifying output file locations.
• adding op-deployer callouts #1016: This PR adds callouts to direct users to the op-deployer tool, which is relevant to the main PR's updates on deployment instructions.
• Op deployer updates #1020: This PR updates the op-deployer documentation, enhancing clarity and detail, which is directly related to the changes in the main PR.
• fix op-deployer commands #1121: This PR fixes command syntax for the op-deployer, which is relevant to the main PR's focus on deployment command clarity.
• op-deployer: Remove source build instructions #1143: This PR removes source build instructions for op-deployer, streamlining the documentation, which complements the main PR's updates on deployment instructions.

Suggested reviewers

• sbvegan

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)

pages/builders/chain-operators/tools/op-deployer.mdx (1)

117-118: Improve command output redirection clarity

The command examples correctly show output redirection to the .deployer directory. However, consider adding a note explaining why these files are saved in this location.

Add this explanation before the commands:

The following commands will generate the configuration files in your `.deployer` directory:

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