chore(ui): remove verbose agent response log#2406
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Summary
Removes a verbose
tracing::info!log statement that was emitting the full text of every agent markdown response during UI rendering. This reduces log noise and improves signal-to-noise ratio in production and debug logs.Changes
tracing::info!(message = %text, "Agent Response")from theChatResponseContent::Markdownhandler incrates/forge_main/src/ui.rsMotivation
The agent response text is already rendered to the user via the markdown writer (
writer.write(&text)). Logging the full response content atinfolevel was redundant and created excessive log volume, especially for long or streaming responses. Removing it keeps the logs focused on actionable events.