fix: remove debug logging from JsonMap#transform

[jgs-jeeves]

Removes six console.debug calls from the #transform method that were logging transformation params, results, and output on every invocation. These produce excessive noise when used by jeeves-watcher with many inference rules.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses an issue of verbose logging within the JsonMap utility. By removing unnecessary debug statements from the core transform method, the change significantly reduces log output, improving clarity and performance, especially in environments with high transformation activity. The primary impact is a cleaner console and more efficient operation without altering the functional behavior of the transformation logic.

Highlights

• Debug Logging Removal: Removed six console.debug calls from the JsonMap#transform method to eliminate excessive logging noise. These logs were previously outputting transformation parameters, results, and output on every invocation, which was particularly problematic when used with jeeves-watcher and numerous inference rules.

Changelog

• src/JsonMap.ts
  • Removed console.debug statements from the transform method.

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Code Review

This pull request removes several console.debug statements from the JsonMap#transform method to reduce log noise. While this change effectively addresses the stated issue, I've suggested an alternative approach that would retain the ability to enable these logs for debugging purposes. This would involve using a configurable logging mechanism instead of removing the log statements completely, offering more flexibility for developers using this library.

[gemini-code-assist]

While removing these debug logs solves the problem of excessive noise, it also removes valuable debugging information that could be useful in the future.

Consider making these logs conditional instead of removing them entirely. This could be achieved by:

1. Adding a debug flag to JsonMapOptions to control logging.
2. Using a lightweight logging library like debug, which allows enabling logs via an environment variable (e.g., DEBUG=jsonmap:*).

This would provide the flexibility to enable logging during development or troubleshooting without affecting production performance.