docs: add OpenChainBench live RPC latency benchmark link - #76
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Adds a "Latency Benchmarks" section at the bottom of the Endpoints page with a link to OpenChainBench.
OpenChainBench is an open, independent benchmark that probes free public RPC endpoints every 60 seconds and publishes p50/p90/p99 latency results. Polkachu currently leads the Persistence leaderboard at ~191 ms p50.
This gives developers a neutral, continuously-updated reference when choosing which public RPC to use, without changing any existing content.