What problem does it solve? Setting up a local development network for the Boundless proving protocol involves coordinating anvil, postgres, minio, order-stream, and broker services, and misconfigured request pricing or environment variables cause orders to stall without obvious errors. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Guided Localnet Startup: Walks through starting the docker compose localnet in dev mode (fake proofs, broker included) or full proving mode (real proofs with a separate Bento prover cluster). - Test Request Submission: Submits proof requests with correctly tuned min-price, max-price, and bidding-start parameters so the broker accepts them immediately. - Order Status Debugging: Queries the order-stream API, broker logs, and on-chain state to trace when a request was submitted, locked, and fulfilled, plus the fulfilled price. - Use Case: A developer testing a new Boundless integration starts the localnet in dev mode, submits an echo request, and confirms the full order lifecycle completes before deploying to a real network. ## Quick Start Start the Boundless localnet in dev mode and submit a test proof request, then show me its status.