Improve wording of logs during PingTokenSync

[nylonee]

Closes #123

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Walkthrough

The update in PlexUtils.scala primarily focuses on enhancing the clarity and precision of log messages associated with the process of pinging plex.tv for access token expiry refresh. This change aims to address confusion regarding the functionality of the token refresh mechanism, ensuring a better understanding for developers and maintainers.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../scala/plex/PlexUtils.scala	Updated log messages for clearer understanding of access token expiry refresh process.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Clarify log message regarding access token expiry refresh (#123)	✅
Distinguish between refresh token and access token functionality (#123)	✅

Poem

In the realm of code, where logic plays,
A rabbit hopped, through the Plex maze.
🐾 With a mission clear, it sought to refine,
Messages in logs, making them shine.
🌟 "No more confusion," it said with glee,
"Clarity now reigns, for you and me."
🚀 So celebrate we do, with joy in our heart,
For improvements small, make a grand start.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between eac82ed and f0cecb9.

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• src/main/scala/plex/PlexUtils.scala (1 hunks)

Additional comments not posted (2)

src/main/scala/plex/PlexUtils.scala (2)

45-45: Consider adding more context to the log message for successful pings, such as including the token or a timestamp to help with debugging and tracking.

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47-47: The log message for a failed ping is clear and includes the error message. This is good practice for troubleshooting. No changes needed here.

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