feat: reintroduce anylogger as the console endowment #1285
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This doesn't change any semantics unless anylogger is configured by the entry point. Making SwingSet quieter when it's running as ag-solo is the goal.
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LGTM.
At some point I'm going want to go over the anylogger stuff with you to understand how to use the anylogger initialization controls to control kdebug instead of using an ad hoc mechanism for the latter. I filed this as ticket #1286 so I don't forget.
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The
agoric startconsole output regressed and is currently very noisy. This PR makes things nice and tidy again.Looks like the anylogger-scoped console baby got thrown out with the SES1 bathwater. 😉
BTW, If you ever want to crank up the debug level (to see the
console.debugmessages), use: