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Co-authored-by: Avila Gastón <72628438+avilagaston9@users.noreply.github.com>

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@@ -369,7 +369,7 @@ A quick summary of the available benchmarks:
 - `deposit_tree`: measures the time of saving and loading an the "execution chain" state, mainly to test how much it costs to save and load a realistic deposit tree. Uses benchee. The conclusion was very low (the order of μs).
 - `byte_reversal`: compares three different methods for byte reversal as a bitlist/bitvector operation. This concludes that using numbers as internal representation for those types would be the most efficient. If we ever need to improve them, that would be a good starting point. 
 - `shuffling_bench`: compares different methods for shuffling: shuffling a list in one go vs computing each shuffle one by one. Shuffling the full list was proved to be 10x faster.
-- `block_processing`: Builds a fork choice store with an anchor block and state. Uses the next block available to apply `on_block`, `on_attestation` and `on_attester_slashing` handlers. Runs these handlers 30 times. To run this, at least 2 blocks and a state must be available in the db. It also needs you to set the slot manually at the beginning of an epoch. Try it for the slot that appeared when you ran checkpoint sync (you'll see in the logs something along the lines of `[Checkpoint sync] Received beacon state and block slot=9597856`)
+- `block_processing`: builds a fork choice store with an anchor block and state. Uses the next block available to apply `on_block`, `on_attestation` and `on_attester_slashing` handlers. Runs these handlers 30 times. To run this, at least 2 blocks and a state must be available in the db. It also needs you to set the slot manually at the beginning of an epoch. Try it for the slot that appeared when you ran checkpoint sync (you'll see in the logs something along the lines of `[Checkpoint sync] Received beacon state and block slot=9597856`)
 - `multiple_block_processing`:
 - `SSZ benchmarks`: they compare between our own library and the rust nif ssz library. To run any of these two benchmarks you previously need to have a BeaconState in the database.
   - `encode_decode_bench`: compares the libraries at encoding and decoding a Checkpoint and a BeaconState container.