fix(openda): allow max retry limit for retries #2995
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This commit adjusts the retry logic in `celestia.rs` and `avail.rs` by changing the condition to allow retries up to the max retry limit, ensuring one additional retry attempt by using '<=' instead of '<'.
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This commit adjusts the retry logic in `celestia.rs` and `avail.rs` by changing the condition to allow retries up to the max retry limit, ensuring one additional retry attempt by using '<=' instead of '<'.
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Summary
This commit adjusts the retry logic in
celestia.rsandavail.rsby changing the condition to allow retries up to the max retry limit, ensuring one additional retry attempt by using '<=' instead of '<'.