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This pull request adds P2P TCP and UDP port mappings to the Docker Compose configuration for the execution client. The changes enable external P2P communication for the Ethereum node.

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Change	Details	Files
Added P2P port mappings in Docker Compose configuration	Added TCP port mapping for P2P communication on port 30303 Added UDP port mapping for P2P communication on port 30303	docker-compose.yml

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