Replace print() calls with logging across SDK, examples, tests, and docs - #227
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All print() calls converted to logger.info/logger.error/logger.warning using logging.getLogger(__name__) per module, following the SDK's existing logging conventions. stderr prints become logger.error; skip/warning messages become logger.warning. Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
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All print() calls converted to logger.info/logger.error/logger.warning using logging.getLogger(name) per module, following the SDK's existing logging conventions. stderr prints become logger.error; skip/warning messages become logger.warning.