Replace print() with logging in library modules#88
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Add logging.getLogger(__name__) to each library module and convert print() calls to the appropriate log level (info, warning, error, or debug). Scripts that configure console handlers via get_logger() are unchanged - they remain the consumer side of the logging setup. Signed-off-by: arpitjain099 <arpitjain099@gmail.com>
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Looks good to me, this was something on my personal backlog to address
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The utils/ and active_space/ library modules use raw print() for diagnostic messages. This swaps them for logging.getLogger(name) so callers can control verbosity, and messages can be directed to log files instead of just stdout.
Only touches library modules. Scripts like run_audible_transits.py already create their own loggers via get_logger() and are unchanged.