chore: remove console.log statements from cloud function

[allenhutchison]

Removes console.log statements to clean up production logs. Keeps console.error statements for error tracking.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on enhancing the clarity and efficiency of production logs by systematically removing all console.log statements from the cloud function's codebase. The objective is to minimize unnecessary log entries, thereby streamlining monitoring and making it simpler to pinpoint genuine errors, which are still captured by console.error statements.

Highlights

• Log Cleanup: All console.log statements have been removed from the cloud_function/index.js file to reduce noise in production logs.
• Error Tracking Preservation: console.error statements have been intentionally retained to ensure critical error information remains available for debugging and monitoring.
• Improved Observability: By removing verbose logging, the signal-to-noise ratio in production logs is improved, making it easier to identify actual issues.

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Code Review

This pull request successfully removes console.log statements from the cloud function to reduce log noise in production, as intended. While this achieves the immediate goal, it also removes all tracing for successful operations, which can hinder debugging of non-error scenarios. I've added a suggestion to consider adopting a structured logger with configurable log levels. Additionally, the removal of log statements has introduced several instances of extra blank lines, which should be cleaned up for better code readability.