Remove outdated Routescan explorer entry

[leonschh]

Summary

• Checked Routescan's official list of supported chains:

• Ink is no longer listed among the supported networks.
• Removed the outdated Routescan explorer entry from the documentation.

[kutluhaneth46]

Review

Diff is clean: drops the Routescan section and leaves Blockscout / OKX / Tenderly intact.

One thing I’d like confirmed before merge (I’m not a maintainer — advisory only):

1. Is Routescan intentionally unsupported for Ink now, or just the 57073.routescan.io / sepolia.inkonscan.xyz URLs gone stale?
2. If only the URLs changed, updating the links may be preferable to removing the explorer entirely.

If maintainers have already decided to delist Routescan, this looks good as-is.

[leonschh]

Review

Diff is clean: drops the Routescan section and leaves Blockscout / OKX / Tenderly intact.

One thing I’d like confirmed before merge (I’m not a maintainer — advisory only):

1. Is Routescan intentionally unsupported for Ink now, or just the 57073.routescan.io / sepolia.inkonscan.xyz URLs gone stale?
2. If only the URLs changed, updating the links may be preferable to removing the explorer entirely.

If maintainers have already decided to delist Routescan, this looks good as-is.

Thanks for your reply!

1. I checked their documentation (see screenshot above), and the Ink network isn't listed there.
2. I went to the website, clicked on “Transactions,” then clicked on the filters at the top to select the Ink network, and it isn't listed there either.

Based on this, I conclude that they no longer support the Ink network.

[kutluhaneth46]

Verified against Routescan supported-chains docs — Ink no longer listed. LGTM.

[leonschh]

@kutluhaneth46 Could you please tell me how often the maintainer reviews PRs? Do you notify them, or do they review them on their own when they have time?

[kutluhaneth46]

I'm not an Ink maintainer — just a community reviewer — so I don't have a special notify path. From what I've seen, maintainers typically pick up PRs on their own schedule when they have bandwidth; tagging them repeatedly usually doesn't speed it up.

Your Routescan delist looks solid given their supported-chains list no longer includes Ink. I'd leave this as-is and wait for a maintainer pass. Thanks for the careful write-up!