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chore(schedule-engine): demote per-tick log lines to debug
Audit the schedule engine's logger.info calls and demote anything that
fires per-tick or per-instance to logger.debug. The previous mix would
emit ~3 info lines per fire ("Calculated next schedule timestamp",
"Triggering scheduled task", "Successfully triggered scheduled task")
which scales linearly with schedule volume.
Demoted to debug:
- "Calculated next schedule timestamp" — every tick (re-register after
every fire)
- "Triggering scheduled task" — every fire
- "Successfully triggered scheduled task" — every fire
- "Recovering schedule" — per-instance in the recovery loop, fan-out
potential during recovery storms
- "Job already exists for instance" — per-instance recovery
- "No job found for instance, registering next run" — per-instance
recovery
Kept at info (lifecycle / per-event, fires once):
- Worker startup / disabled / shutdown
- "Recovering schedules in environment" (per recovery call, not per
instance)
- "No instances found for environment" (empty recovery summary)1 parent 6765f63 commit db83e67
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