fix: adding foundry admonition for anvil and forge test

Author: nhussein11

develop/smart-contracts/dev-environments/foundry.md

@@ -5,9 +5,14 @@ description: Learn to install, configure, and use foundry-polkadot for smart con
 
 # Foundry
 
+!!! warning
+    Consider that features like Anvil (Foundry's local blockchain) and `forge test` (for running Solidity tests) are not yet supported in `foundry-polkadot`.
+
+## Introduction
+
 [`foundry-polkadot`](https://github.com/paritytech/foundry-polkadot/){target=\_blank} is an adaptation specifically engineered for the Polkadot Hub, it's tailored for developers already familiar with Foundry who are seeking to leverage its capabilities within the Polkadot ecosystem. Additionally, this guide offers detailed information on the `forge` and `cast` commands supported within `foundry-polkadot`, complete with simple, runnable examples for quick reference.
 
-### Installation
+## Installation
 
 The installation process is tailored for the Polkadot variant:
 
@@ -25,7 +30,7 @@ The installation process is tailored for the Polkadot variant:
 
     This command will install the `forge` and `cast` binaries, which are explained below. Windows users must use a Unix-like terminal environment such as Git BASH or Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), as PowerShell and Command Prompt are not currently supported by `foundryup`.
 
-### Compiler Integration
+## Compiler Integration
 
 A core divergence lies in the underlying Solidity compiler.
 
@@ -49,11 +54,11 @@ A core divergence lies in the underlying Solidity compiler.
         Setting `resolc_compile = false` reverts to using `solc`, ensuring compatibility with Ethereum projects. By default, `foundry-polkadot` uses `solc` unless `resolc` is explicitly enabled. `resolc` also exposes specific options for fine-tuning the compilation process, such as `--use-resolc <RESOLC_VERSION>` for specifying a compiler version or path, `-O, --resolc-optimizer-mode <LEVEL>` for setting optimization levels, and `--heap-size <SIZE>` and `--stack-size <SIZE>` for configuring contract memory.
 
 
-### Command-Line Interface (CLI)
+## Command-Line Interface (CLI)
 
 `foundry-polkadot` preserves the familiar `forge` and `cast` subcommand structure. However, it's crucial to note that commands which involve compilation (such as `create`, `bind`, `build`, and `inspect`) will yield different output when `resolc` is utilized, as the generated bytecode is specifically designed for PolkaVM rather than the EVM.
 
-### Unsupported or Modified Features
+## Unsupported or Modified Features
 
 Not all functionalities from the original Foundry are present or behave identically in `foundry-polkadot`:
 

llms.txt

@@ -6985,9 +6985,14 @@ description: Learn to install, configure, and use foundry-polkadot for smart con
 
 # Foundry
 
+!!! warning
+    Consider that features like Anvil (Foundry's local blockchain) and `forge test` (for running Solidity tests) are not yet supported in `foundry-polkadot`.
+
+## Introduction
+
 [`foundry-polkadot`](https://github.com/paritytech/foundry-polkadot/){target=\_blank} is an adaptation specifically engineered for the Polkadot Hub, it's tailored for developers already familiar with Foundry who are seeking to leverage its capabilities within the Polkadot ecosystem. Additionally, this guide offers detailed information on the `forge` and `cast` commands supported within `foundry-polkadot`, complete with simple, runnable examples for quick reference.
 
-### Installation
+## Installation
 
 The installation process is tailored for the Polkadot variant:
 
@@ -7005,7 +7010,7 @@ The installation process is tailored for the Polkadot variant:
 
     This command will install the `forge` and `cast` binaries, which are explained below. Windows users must use a Unix-like terminal environment such as Git BASH or Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), as PowerShell and Command Prompt are not currently supported by `foundryup`.
 
-### Compiler Integration
+## Compiler Integration
 
 A core divergence lies in the underlying Solidity compiler.
 
@@ -7029,11 +7034,11 @@ A core divergence lies in the underlying Solidity compiler.
         Setting `resolc_compile = false` reverts to using `solc`, ensuring compatibility with Ethereum projects. By default, `foundry-polkadot` uses `solc` unless `resolc` is explicitly enabled. `resolc` also exposes specific options for fine-tuning the compilation process, such as `--use-resolc <RESOLC_VERSION>` for specifying a compiler version or path, `-O, --resolc-optimizer-mode <LEVEL>` for setting optimization levels, and `--heap-size <SIZE>` and `--stack-size <SIZE>` for configuring contract memory.
 
 
-### Command-Line Interface (CLI)
+## Command-Line Interface (CLI)
 
 `foundry-polkadot` preserves the familiar `forge` and `cast` subcommand structure. However, it's crucial to note that commands which involve compilation (such as `create`, `bind`, `build`, and `inspect`) will yield different output when `resolc` is utilized, as the generated bytecode is specifically designed for PolkaVM rather than the EVM.
 
-### Unsupported or Modified Features
+## Unsupported or Modified Features
 
 Not all functionalities from the original Foundry are present or behave identically in `foundry-polkadot`: