chore(anvil): use cfg(feature = "cmd") instead of allow(dead_code) for parse #12425
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Replaced #[allow(dead_code)] with #[cfg(feature = "cmd")] on SerializableState::parse(). The function is only used when the "cmd" feature is enabled (for CLI argument parsing), but #[allow(dead_code)] was masking this. The proper solution is conditional compilation - the function only compiles when actually needed, eliminating the warning without hiding the function's purpose