logger: add optional debug() as a diagnostic-only logging seam - #7
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warn() is for fail-soft conditions a host should see by default; debug() is for diagnostic-only lines a host can opt into without adopting a full log-level system. Optional so existing host loggers (which only implement warn) keep working unchanged.
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Summary
debug(message: string): voidtotag-slack'sLoggertype, alongside the existingwarn.defaultLoggerroutes it toconsole.debug.warnis for fail-soft conditions a host should see by default;debugis for diagnostic-only lines a host can opt into without adopting a full log-level system. Optional so existing host loggers (which only implementwarn) keep compiling and working unchanged — an absentdebugmeans debug lines are silently dropped, never an error.Test plan
bun run typecheck && bun run testwire.test.ts/index.test.tscase that still passes with the widenedLoggertype.