Update devnet.mdx

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Remove extranous sentence

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Walkthrough

The pull request involves a modification to the introductory paragraph of the "Interop devnet" document. The update clarifies the deprecation of the Interop devnet without redundant phrasing, focusing solely on the transition to subsequent devnets. No other content, structure, or formatting changes were made to the document.

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File Path	Change Summary
pages/stack/interop/devnet.mdx	Updated introductory paragraph to remove redundancy regarding the deprecation of the Interop devnet.

Possibly related PRs

• interop explainers #825: The changes in this PR introduce new interop explainers, which are directly related to the topic of interoperability discussed in the main PR.
• Update explainer.mdx #907: This PR updates the terminology in the explainer document to reflect "Superchain interop," aligning with the focus on interoperability in the main PR.
• Update cross-chain-message.mdx #932: Similar to Update explainer.mdx #907, this PR updates terminology in the cross-chain messaging documentation to "Superchain interoperability," reinforcing the main PR's emphasis on interop-related content.

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