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fix(sdk): make state transition builder module public #2490

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State transition builder module in SDK was private, but we need it in clients

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Make it public

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This pull request updates the module visibility in the transition module. The builder module in packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition.rs has been changed from private to public. This allows it to be accessed from outside its current module, enabling broader utilization of its functionality without affecting other components.

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packages/rs-sdk/src/platform/transition.rs Changed mod builder; to pub mod builder; (module now public)

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21-21: Increased module visibility approved.

Making the builder module public is consistent with most other modules in this file and allows for broader utilization of its functionality from outside components. This change enables external code to directly access the state transition builder implementation.

Consider documenting the newly exposed public API in the module-level documentation to help users understand its intended usage patterns.

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