Streaming Logs via Websocket Server #7240
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Thanks @prestonvanloon for putting this together, credited as author of the PR. This PR streams our logs via a websocket server on port http://localhost:8080/logs same as the prometheus server maintaining the ANSI terminal colors which can be displayed on a frontend.