Revert "Troubleshoot Poster Generation"

[belwalshubham]

Reverts #561

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Reintroduced the StateProvince class for potential future use.

• Bug Fixes

  • Adjusted logging levels in the poster generation process, changing error logs to debug level for improved issue tracking.

• Chores

  • Removed unnecessary logging statements to streamline the code.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve modifications to the CollectionBaseService class in the Civi namespace. The StateProvince class has been reintroduced in the imports, suggesting its future use. Additionally, several logging statements have been removed or adjusted in the maybeGeneratePoster and html2image methods, changing the logging level of certain messages from error to debug. While the core logic remains unchanged, these adjustments may influence how issues are reported during execution.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
wp-content/civi-extensions/goonjcustom/Civi/CollectionBaseService.php	Reintroduced StateProvince class in imports; removed and adjusted logging statements in maybeGeneratePoster and html2image methods.

Possibly related PRs

• add check for poster presence before trying to attach it #308: Modifies the CollectionBaseService class, particularly in the processQueuedEmail method, related to poster generation.
• Revert "Added logs to debug reschedule email cron" #461: Changes to the InductionService class, adding logging related to email activities, aligning with logging modifications in the main PR.
• Initial Draft: Institution Dropping Center Implementation #528: Introduces functionality in the InstitutionDroppingCenterService, handling state options and QR code generation, potentially linking to the reintroduction of the StateProvince class.

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Suggested reviewers

• tarunnjoshi
• pokhiii

🌟 In the code where changes reside,
A class returns, no need to hide.
Logs are trimmed, now neat and bright,
Debug whispers, keeping things light.
With posters ready to take their flight,
The code's a canvas, painted just right! 🎨

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