fix: Update 8021 docs to include dataSuffix capability #796
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Thanks for this contribution ! Would it be possible to make dataSuffix page follow the example of other pages such as flowControl, paymasterService etc?
The only exception there now is dataCallback and that's because it has some additional API examples. I'll be transitioning some of that content soon to match the rest.
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What changed? Why?
Added a new documentation page for the dataSuffix capability in the Base Account reference section. This capability (defined in ERC-8021) allows apps to append arbitrary hex-encoded bytes to transaction calldata for attribution tracking, enabling platforms to identify which app originated a transaction.
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How has it been tested?
Local verification with mintlify dev