remove filtering loglines added by accident

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Removed debug print statements to clean up output.
  • Eliminated an unused import for improved code maintenance.

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Walkthrough

This change removes two debug print statements from the filtered writer implementation and eliminates the unused "fmt" import. The core logic for filtering and writing data remains unchanged, and there are no modifications to any exported or public entities.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
libs/execution/io_writer_filtered.go	Removed debug print statements and unused "fmt" import.

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Debug prints have hopped away,
Leaving code both clean and gray.
"fmt" no longer lingers near,
The logs are gone, the path is clear.
Quiet bytes now swiftly flow—
A filtered stream, with less to show!

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PR Summary

Removes unintended debug printf statements from libs/execution/io_writer_filtered.go that were accidentally logging filtered content, improving security by preventing potential exposure of redacted sensitive data.

• Removed debug log statements while maintaining core filtering functionality in libs/execution/io_writer_filtered.go

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