Update genesis.mdx

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Here is the ethereum-optimism/optimism#11181 that updated that part of the code to remove the

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Walkthrough

The documentation has been updated to streamline the command line options for specifying the L1 starting block in the genesis.mdx file. The section detailing an alternative method using the --l1-starting-block flag has been removed, clarifying the preferred usage. This change simplifies the command line interface but may affect users who were accustomed to the previous documentation.

Changes

File	Change Summary
pages/builders/chain-operators/deploy/genesis.mdx	Removed section detailing alternative method for specifying L1 starting block, clarifying usage.
pages/builders/chain-operators/tutorials/integrating-da-layer.mdx	Updated hyperlink to direct users to the new location of the example DA server in the GitHub repository.

Possibly related issues

• [DOCS] Update chain-deployment docs ([DOCS] Update chain-deployment docs #728): The changes to documentation organization and clarity may address concerns raised about the structure of deployment instructions.
• [TUTORIAL] Improve L2 Testnet Tutorial ([TUTORIAL] Improve L2 Testnet Tutorial #627): The update to the tutorials might help in addressing the need for more up-to-date and organized documentation for creating L2 rollups.

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