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Closes the CurrenciCombo side of proxmox blocker EXT-CHAIN138-CI-RPC now that https://rpc.public-0138.defi-oracle.io is live (verified: eth_chainId -> 0x8a / 138, eth_blockNumber returns a plausible positive height). Adds orchestrator/tests/e2e/notaryChainPublicRpc.e2e.test.ts -- a **read-only** E2E suite that targets the real public Chain 138 RPC instead of a locally-spawned ganache. We don't own a funded key on Chain 138 in CI and writing against mainnet-equivalent infra would be reckless, so the suite sticks to non-destructive calls: 1. provider.getNetwork() returns a descriptor 2. eth_chainId == 138 3. eth_blockNumber > 0 4. eth_getBlockByNumber returns a well-formed block with timestamp past 2020-09-13 5. plans(bytes32) call against NOTARY_REGISTRY_ADDRESS (if set) returns a zero'd record for a synthetic key -- proves the ABI matches the deployed contract without mutating state 6. orchestrator's services/notaryChain.ts gracefully mock-falls- back when the public RPC is configured but no signing key is set Gated on BOTH RUN_E2E=1 AND E2E_USE_PUBLIC_CHAIN138=1 so the default E2E path stays offline (existing ganache-based round-trip tests don't need network). CI: the orchestrator-e2e job now runs with E2E_USE_PUBLIC_CHAIN138=1, so the 'run-e2e' PR label triggers **both** the Postgres Testcontainers suite and the public Chain 138 suite. Verification: RUN_E2E=1 E2E_USE_PUBLIC_CHAIN138=1 npx jest --config=jest.e2e.config.js tests/e2e/notaryChainPublicRpc.e2e.test.ts -> 6/6 passing, ~3s wall-clock. tsc --noEmit clean. No UI.