[pulsar-websocket] Do not log stack trace with warn log in websocket proxy#4945
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Motivation
The other day, the disk of one of our websocket proxy became full. This was because the following stack trace was repeatedly output and the log file became very large.
I don't think it's necessary to output a stack trace with the warn log. It would be enough to output the message contained in the exception object.
Modifications
Modified ProducerHandler class so that stack trace is not output with warn logs.