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    • Updated the configuration guide to include explicit instructions for specifying the server host. This change simplifies the manual setup process of the client library and ensures users can easily connect to the appropriate endpoint.

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The changes update the README documentation by adding a new line of code that sets the host attribute of the cuenca.session object to a specified URL ('https://...'). This modification appears in the section describing the manual configuration of the Cuenca client library. Previously, users did not have explicit instructions to set the session host during configuration. The update clarifies the manual configuration process. No modifications were made to the declarations of exported or public entities in this change.

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20-20: Clarify the placeholder URL for the session host

The new line clearly improves the manual configuration instructions by explicitly setting the cuenca.session.host. However, the placeholder value ('https://...') might be confusing for users. Consider adding a brief inline comment or note indicating that this URL should be replaced with the actual host endpoint.

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para cuenca-python public existen solo 2 ambientes, se configuran directo en cuenca.configure, aquí no va esto, el motivo de este PR es porque quieres configurar el ambiente de stage pero públicamente solo soportamos prod y sandbox

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