commands.lua: prevent infinite logging with debug log level#16092
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With -v -v there was an infinite loop of log messages, because every new logged script message to console triggers a new script message, which gets logged again.
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With -v -v there was an infinite loop of log messages, because every new logged script message to console triggers a new script message, which gets logged again.