docs(devnet-debug): harden log/severity triage, Dora access, and runbook flow

[parithosh]

Summary

Improves the devnet debugging runbooks and related examples so they match how the live ethpandaops devnet data is actually exposed: Dora for chain state, ClickHouse for hosted/local OTel logs, and ethnode/RPC as the fallback when Dora is unavailable or unhealthy.

Rationale

• Hosted devnet container logs are available through ClickHouse external.otel_logs, not Loki, so LogQL is not the query path for these runbooks.
• Live OTel severity coverage is mixed. SeverityNumber / SeverityText are populated for many rows, but some real non-bootnode CL error lines still have empty structured severity and only carry ERROR in Body.
• The docs now prefer structured severity first, require a quick coverage check for the target slice, and use bounded Body parsing only as a fallback.
• Dora overview previously exposed finalized as the current epoch's boolean, which led examples to hardcode network-specific workarounds. The server now exposes finalized_epoch directly.

What changed

• Reworked devnet/local-devnet log triage to use structured OTel severity fields first, with a scoped Body fallback only when needed.
• Added severity coverage checks to the runbooks so agents can prove whether fallback parsing is necessary for the target host/service.
• Kept broad cross-host log scans bounded by network/enclave, host/service, time window, and LIMIT; bootnode is excluded from hosted cross-host triage by default.
• Updated ClickHouse examples so semantic search does not keep suggesting broad match(Body, '(?i)error') patterns.
• Updated Dora overview to include finalized_epoch, finalized_slot, and epochs_since_finality; simplified Dora examples so they use advertised networks instead of hardcoded sepolia.
• Updated CLI overview labels so the raw finalized boolean is not confused with the finalized epoch.

Validation

• Queried live clickhouse-raw.external.otel_logs severity coverage for recent hosted logs; coverage is mixed across networks and includes real empty-severity CL error rows.
• Verified LogQL is not available for the hosted devnet container-log path via panda datasources.
• Added server coverage for Dora overview finalized epoch handling.
• go test ./runbooks ./modules/clickhouse ./pkg/server ./pkg/cli ./modules/dora

[qu0b-reviewer]

🤖 qu0b-reviewer

The bug is confirmed. Let me write it up precisely.

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Summary

The PR hardens log/severity triage in runbooks, adds Dora User-Agent headers for Cloudflare compatibility, refreshes ethnode examples, and tightens prose. A subsequent commit in this PR introduced a breaking field-name typo in the Dora validator example that will cause the LLM to reason from N/A values.

Issues

• 🔴 modules/dora/examples.yaml:92 — validator.get('activationepoch', 'N/A') reads a key that doesn't exist in Dora's /api/v1/validator/%s response. dora.get_validator is a transparent passthrough (handleDoraDataGetPassthrough → raw Dora JSON, verified at pkg/server/operations_dora.go:30,172–201). Dora's validator endpoint returns activation_epoch in snake_case. The code will silently fall through to N/A, making every activation-epoch report read "N/A" without indication of failure. The N/A default faculty in this context is likely masking a real empty/null response — but even if that's intentional, the key is wrong.

  Correct line (matching Dora's actual API surface):

  print(f"  Activation epoch: {validator.get('activation_epoch', 'N/A')}")

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[parithosh]

Thanks for the review — but this 🔴 finding is a false positive, and applying the suggested change would reintroduce the bug it's trying to fix.

I verified against the live Dora API (not the source) via dora.get_validator("hoodi", "1"):

has 'activationepoch'  (no underscore): True  -> 0
has 'activation_epoch' (snake_case)   : False -> None

So:

• activationepoch (what this PR changed the line to) is the real key — present.
• activation_epoch (the snake_case suggested above) does not exist in the response → it is the one that silently falls through to N/A.

The original line was activation_epoch; this PR's change to activationepoch is the fix. The suggested "correct line" would revert it.

Dora's JSON uses lowercased, no-underscore keys throughout — the same convention behind the other field corrections in this PR, all verified live on hoodi:

call	key used	present
get_validator	activationepoch	✅ (activation_epoch ❌)
get_epoch	globalparticipationrate	✅ (validator_participation ❌)
get_network_overview	current_epoch, current_slot, finalized, participation_rate	✅ (active_validator_count, finalized_epoch ❌)

Reasoning from handleDoraDataGetPassthrough is right that it's a transparent passthrough — but the upstream Dora JSON keys are lowercased-concatenated, not snake_case, so the passthrough returns activationepoch.

[qu0b]

seems odd to have something like this in a runbook

[parithosh]

should be cleaner now