docs: fix duplicate op-batcher section header

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There was a duplicate section header for op-batcher where it should have been op-deployer. This PR fixes the incorrect header to match its content description.

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The pull request modifies the documentation for the OP Stack architecture, specifically focusing on renaming the "op-batcher" section to "op-deployer" in the pages/builders/chain-operators/architecture.mdx file. This change reflects a shift in describing a key component of the OP Stack, moving from a batching service to a deployment tool designed for creating standardized Superchain-compliant chains. The new section provides a detailed explanation of the op-deployer's functionality, emphasizing its role in comparing and adjusting chain configurations to meet Superchain specifications.

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Deployer as op-deployer
    participant Chain as OP Stack Chain
    participant Superchain as Superchain Registry

    Deployer->>Chain: Compare current state
    Deployer->>Superchain: Retrieve intended configuration
    Deployer->>Chain: Make necessary adjustments
    Deployer-->>Superchain: Ensure compliance

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Possibly related issues

• [2024 Q4 Audit] builders/chain-operators/deploy/overview.md #991: Directly relates to updating documentation about deploying standard OP Stack chains, which aligns with the PR's changes to the op-deployer section.

Possibly related PRs

• op-deployer + opcm documentation #934: Introduces documentation for the op-deployer tool
• adding op-deployer callouts #1016: Adds callouts directing users to the op-deployer
• Update chain deployment overview page #1241: Updates OP Stack deployment overview to clarify standard chain deployment

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• cpengilly
• krofax

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Line range hint 48-53: Verify the scope of documentation changes.

While fixing the duplicate "op-batcher" header is the primary objective, this change also introduces new content about the op-deployer. Please confirm if this additional content should be part of this PR or handled in a separate PR focused on documenting the op-deployer functionality.

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