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docs: improve changelog for Inactive Provider Validators #2131

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    • Introduced the Inactive Provider Validators feature, enhancing provider functionality within the consensus mechanism.
    • Added a new min_stake configuration parameter for consumer chains to set minimum stake requirements for validators.
    • Launched the allow_inactive_vals option, providing flexibility in validator management by enabling inactive validators to participate in processes.

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This update introduces important enhancements to the provider's validator management within the consensus mechanism. Key features include a new module parameter for capping the number of validators, options for allowing inactive validators, and a minimum stake requirement. These changes aim to improve flexibility and efficiency in validator selection while ensuring compatibility with consumer chains and adherence to operational guidelines.

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.changelog/unreleased/api-breaking/provider/2079-inactive-validators.md
.changelog/unreleased/features/provider/2066-allow-inactive-vals.md
Introduced the Inactive Provider Validators feature with a new module parameter max_provider_consensus_validators and the allow_inactive_vals option to manage validator participation.
.changelog/unreleased/features/provider/2035-min-stake-max-rank.md Added the min_stake parameter for consumer chains to set minimum stake requirements for validators, improving clarity on validator eligibility.

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.changelog/unreleased/features/provider/2079-inactive-validators.md (12)

1-1: Clarify the feature introduction.

The introduction could be more explicit about what the feature entails.

- Add the _Inactive Provider Validators_ feature (as per 
+ Introduce the _Inactive Provider Validators_ feature (as detailed in 

3-3: Clarify the scope of changes.

The description could be more explicit about the changes on the provider.

- which entails the following changes on the provider.
+ which includes the following changes to the provider module.

6-6: Clarify the parameter description.

The description could be more explicit about the purpose of the parameter.

- Add `max_provider_consensus_validators`, a provider module param that sets 
+ Introduce `max_provider_consensus_validators`, a parameter in the provider module that sets 

7-7: Clarify the parameter purpose.

The description could be more explicit about how the parameter affects the provider consensus engine.

- the maximum number of validators that will be passed to the provider consensus engine.
+ the maximum number of validators that the provider module will pass to the provider consensus engine.

8-8: Clarify the module introduction.

The description could be more explicit about the purpose of the modules.

- Add `no_valupdates_genutil` and `no_valupdates_staking`, "wrapper" modules around 
+ Introduce `no_valupdates_genutil` and `no_valupdates_staking`, which are "wrapper" modules around 

9-9: Clarify the module functionality.

The description could be more explicit about the functionality of the new modules.

- the Cosmos SDK's native genutil and staking modules. Both modules provide the exact 
+ the Cosmos SDK's native genutil and staking modules. These wrapper modules provide the exact 

10-10: Clarify the module functionality.

The description could be more explicit about the functionality of the new modules.

- same functionality as the native modules, except returning validator set updates 
+ same functionality as the native modules, except they return validator set updates 

11-11: Clarify the module functionality.

The description could be more explicit about the functionality of the new modules.

- to the provider consensus engine.
+ directly to the provider consensus engine.

12-12: Clarify the validator return process.

The description could be more explicit about the process of returning validators.

- Return the first `max_provider_consensus_validators` validators (sorted by largest amount of stake first)
+ Return the first `max_provider_consensus_validators` validators (sorted by the largest amount of stake first)

13-13: Clarify the validator return process.

The description could be more explicit about the process of returning validators.

- to the provider consensus engine. 
+ to the provider consensus engine for further processing.

14-14: Clarify the use of the max_validators parameter.

The description could be more explicit about how the parameter is used.

- Use the `max_validators` validators as basis for the validator sets sent to the consumers 
+ Use the `max_validators` parameter as the basis for the validator sets sent to the consumers 

15-15: Clarify the use of the max_validators parameter.

The description could be more explicit about how the parameter is used.

- (`max_validators` is a staking module param).
+ (`max_validators` is a parameter in the staking module).

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LGTM, thank you!

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Thanks @insumity, since @mpoke is out I incorporated the comments

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