Update forking docs [skip ci]

Author: FabijanC

crates/starknet-devnet-core/src/starknet/defaulter.rs

@@ -28,8 +28,8 @@ impl OriginError {
                 "This means your program is making Devnet send too many requests to the forking \
                  origin. 1) It could be a temporary issue, so try re-running your program. 2) If \
                  forking is not crucial for your use-case, disable it. 3) Try changing the forking \
-                 URL 4) Consider adding short sleeps to the program from which you are interacting \
-                 with Devnet."
+                 URL. 4) Consider adding short sleeps to the program from which you are \
+                 interacting with Devnet."
             }
             _ => "",
         };

website/docs/forking.md

@@ -8,6 +8,12 @@ $ starknet-devnet --fork-network <URL> [--fork-block <BLOCK_NUMBER>]
 
 The value passed to `--fork-network` should be the URL to a Starknet JSON-RPC API provider. Specifying a `--fork-block` is optional; it defaults to the `"latest"` block at the time of Devnet's start-up. All calls will first try Devnet's state and then fall back to the forking block.
 
+:::note How it works
+
+When you send a request to a forked Devnet instance, it first queries Devnet's local state, then it tries the forking origin. The forking is not simply performed on Devnet startup, but happens continuously while the Devnet instance is alive.
+
+:::
+
 ## Account impersonation
 
 [Here](./account-impersonation) you can read more about acting as an account deployed on the origin.

website/versioned_docs/version-0.2.4/forking.md

@@ -8,6 +8,12 @@ $ starknet-devnet --fork-network <URL> [--fork-block <BLOCK_NUMBER>]
 
 The value passed to `--fork-network` should be the URL to a Starknet JSON-RPC API provider. Specifying a `--fork-block` is optional; it defaults to the `"latest"` block at the time of Devnet's start-up. All calls will first try Devnet's state and then fall back to the forking block.
 
+:::note How it works
+
+When you send a request to a forked Devnet instance, it first queries Devnet's local state, then it tries the forking origin. The forking is not simply performed on Devnet startup, but happens continuously while the Devnet instance is alive.
+
+:::
+
 ## Account impersonation
 
 [Here](./account-impersonation) you can read more about acting as an account deployed on the origin.

website/versioned_docs/version-0.3.0/forking.md

@@ -8,6 +8,12 @@ $ starknet-devnet --fork-network <URL> [--fork-block <BLOCK_NUMBER>]
 
 The value passed to `--fork-network` should be the URL to a Starknet JSON-RPC API provider. Specifying a `--fork-block` is optional; it defaults to the `"latest"` block at the time of Devnet's start-up. All calls will first try Devnet's state and then fall back to the forking block.
 
+:::note How it works
+
+When you send a request to a forked Devnet instance, it first queries Devnet's local state, then it tries the forking origin. The forking is not simply performed on Devnet startup, but happens continuously while the Devnet instance is alive.
+
+:::
+
 ## Account impersonation
 
 [Here](./account-impersonation) you can read more about acting as an account deployed on the origin.