starknet_committer: delete dead code#14098
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Remove the unused STORAGE_LEAF_SIZE constant from node_serde.rs. The constant has been annotated with #[allow(dead_code)] since it was introduced and has never had a caller anywhere in the codebase.
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Remove the unused
STORAGE_LEAF_SIZEconstant fromcrates/starknet_committer/src/db/facts_db/node_serde.rs.The constant has been annotated with
#[allow(dead_code)]since it was introduced and has never had a caller anywhere in the codebase. It is simplySERIALIZE_HASH_BYTES(32) by another name, and nothing references it.Generated by Claude Code