feat(services): set default chain-id in client.toml (backport #4183) #4186
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* feat(services): set default chain-id in client.toml * changelog (cherry picked from commit 27930b1)
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The default
client.tomldoesn't havechain-idspecified, which requires a user to always use the--chain-idflag when using directly the binary instead of ignite (that does autodetection by querying the node status)This is an automatic backport of pull request #4183 done by Mergify.