feat(context): support array of networkIds for multi-network scoping#178
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context.networkId now accepts either a string or an array of strings. A bare string remains valid and is treated as a single-element array, preserving full backward compatibility for existing publishers. Use case: a Provider Node can publish a catalog to multiple networks simultaneously, and a Consumer Node can scope a discovery request across multiple networks, by supplying an array of network identifiers. Closes: Networks-for-Humanity/fabric-support#24
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context.networkIdto accept either a single string or an array of strings, enabling a Provider Node to publish a catalog to multiple networks simultaneously and a Consumer Node to scope discovery across multiple networks. A bare string is treated as a single-element array — no breaking change for existing publishers.For more details refer to the discussion: Networks-for-Humanity/fabric-support#24