debug:add logs

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Removed redundant debugging messages.
  • Improved internal logging to enhance traceability of website scheduling and platform update processes.
  • Maintained existing core functionality with no visible changes for users.

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Walkthrough

This pull request updates service modules by modifying debugging log statements used during website schedule operations. In module.service.ts, several console log lines (logging 'A3' through 'A6') were removed from the handleHivemindWebsiteCase function without altering its core workflow. In platform.service.ts, additional console logs were added to the updatePlatform and handleWebsiteResourceChanges functions, enhancing traceability by logging the updateBody and indicating schedule removals. No changes were made to the exposed API or the overall control flow.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
src/services/module.service.ts	Removed debugging console logs ('A3'–'A6') from the handleHivemindWebsiteCase function, maintaining the original logic for website schedule creation/deletion.
src/services/platform.service.ts	Added console log statements in updatePlatform (to log updateBody) and in handleWebsiteResourceChanges (to indicate schedule removal and log updateBody) while simplifying existing logs.

Possibly related PRs

• debug: check the flow #454: Modifies the handleHivemindWebsiteCase function with additional debug log statements, directly relating to the logging changes here.
• Handle website workflows #451: Involves restructuring of website schedule handling, which aligns with the modifications made to platform service debug logs.

Poem

I’m a bunny in the code brigade,
Hoping through files where logs are made.
I cleared out clutter, set logs anew,
In module and platform, the changes grew.
With every hop and every line,
The code’s more traceable and oh-so fine!
🐇💻

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