Update README.md

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Walkthrough

The update involves a simple change in the README file where the Telegram link has been updated. The previous link directed users to peggyvaults on Telegram, but it has now been changed to direct users to getsomm. This alteration suggests a shift in the communication or community management platform associated with the project.

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File	Change Summary
README.md	Updated Telegram link from peggyvaults to getsomm.

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Context: # Sommelier Sommelier is a platform for running De...

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Context: ...enable cross-chain execution. For more information you can check out the [Sommelier Docume...

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Context: ...elier blockchain consists of a standard cosmos-sdk chain and [Gravity Bridge refactor](htt...

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Context: ... CLI that subsumes the functionality of gorc, and is used in this document to confi...

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Context: ... and run the orchestrator. ## Join the mainnet! Running a validator node on the Somme...

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Context: ...innet! Running a validator node on the Sommelier mainnet requires three processes: 1. T...

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Context: ...nning a validator node on the Sommelier mainnet requires three processes: 1. The valid...

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Context: ...peggyjv/steward) The Orchestrator (and Relayer if you are designated to run one) need ...

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Context: ...mend using a service such as Alchemy or Infura. Larger validators may opt to use any e...

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Context: ...eaches upgrade block heights. The tool [cosmovisor](https://docs.cosmos.network/main/tooli...

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23-23: Update of Telegram link is correct and matches the PR objectives.

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