feat(cli): rename validator address output to nodeAddress

[insider89]

Summary

• Renames the validator node address output label to nodeAddress across all output types (screen, file, kubernetes)
• Validator ConfigMap artifact name changes from *-address to *-node-address and key from "address" to "nodeAddress"
• Faucet account output remains unchanged — still uses address label and *-address ConfigMap name

Test plan

• bun test — all 19 tests in bootstrap.output.test.ts pass
• bun run typecheck — no type errors
• bun run check — lint and format clean

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Summary by cubic

Renamed the validator node "address" label to "nodeAddress" across CLI, file, and Kubernetes outputs to avoid confusion with faucet account addresses.

• Migration
  • Update Kubernetes consumers:
    • ConfigMap name: -address -> -node-address (e.g., besu-node-validator-0-node-address)
    • ConfigMap key: address -> nodeAddress
  • If parsing CLI or file outputs, read nodeAddress instead of address for validator nodes.

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[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request refines the naming conventions for validator node addresses within the CLI's bootstrap output. The primary goal is to introduce greater clarity by distinguishing validator node addresses with a "nodeAddress" label and corresponding ConfigMap naming, while maintaining the existing "address" label for faucet accounts. This change improves consistency and reduces potential ambiguity in identifying different types of addresses.

Highlights

• Validator Address Output Renaming: The output label for validator node addresses has been renamed from "address" to "nodeAddress" across all output types (screen, file, Kubernetes).
• ConfigMap Naming Convention Update: Validator ConfigMap artifact names have been updated from "-address" to "-node-address", and the corresponding key within these ConfigMaps has changed from "address" to "nodeAddress".
• Faucet Account Unchanged: The faucet account output continues to use the "address" label and "*-address" ConfigMap naming convention, ensuring no breaking changes for faucet-related outputs.

Changelog

• src/cli/commands/bootstrap/bootstrap.output.test.ts
  • Updated test assertions to reflect the new "node-address" naming for validator ConfigMaps.
  • Modified expected error messages to include the updated ConfigMap name.
• src/cli/commands/bootstrap/bootstrap.output.ts
  • Changed the display label for validator addresses from "address" to "nodeAddress" in console output.
  • Updated the ConfigMap name and key for validator addresses to use "nodeAddress".

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Code Review

This pull request effectively renames the validator node address output to nodeAddress across screen, file, and Kubernetes outputs. The changes are implemented correctly and consistently, and the test files have been updated accordingly to reflect these changes. The distinction made between validator node addresses and faucet addresses improves clarity. The code looks good, and I have no further suggestions.

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