feat(logs): colorize log lines using structured severity field#144
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feat(logs): colorize log lines using structured severity field#144
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Replace the regex-based log level parser with direct use of the severity field from the structured ServiceLogEntry. Colorization now applies to the full log line based on the severity value rather than scanning the message text for embedded level tokens. Removes the logLevelRegex and colorizeLogLine helpers entirely.
Use the API-provided severity field to find and color just "SEVERITY:" within the message rather than the whole line. This avoids coloring the full line (which is hard on the eyes) while still being more precise than the old regex — no false matches when a severity word appears in the body.
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Summary
severityfield from the structuredServiceLogEntryERROR:) is colorized within the line — not the full line — preserving the original behaviour that's easier on the eyes across different terminal color schemesWARNINGorERROR), whereas now only the actual severity of that log entry is colorizedMerge order
Depends on #143 (which introduces the structured
ServiceLogEntrywith theseverityfield). Merge that first.