🧹 refactor: Replace System.err with java.util.logging.Logger#9
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- Replaced all usages of `System.err.println` with `java.util.logging.Logger` across the project. - Applied appropriate log levels (`INFO`, `WARNING`, `SEVERE`) based on context. - Improved exception logging by utilizing `log.log(Level.SEVERE, msg, throwable)` rather than manually looping through root causes to print stack traces. - Validated that the codebase successfully compiles and passes code review. Co-authored-by: SirDank <52797753+SirDank@users.noreply.github.com>
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🎯 What: The code health issue addressed was the use of raw
System.err.printlnoutput for logging.💡 Why: This improves maintainability by adopting a standard logging framework (
java.util.logging.Logger), enabling log filtering, formatting, and proper severity categorizations (INFO, WARNING, SEVERE).✅ Verification: Verified the code compiles successfully (
mvn compile) and all unit tests passed. Confirmed there were no remainingSystem.errcalls left in the source code.✨ Result: Improved code health and uniform, structured logging.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 7635214462037594986 started by @SirDank