Add file logging for license requests and challenges#1
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This commit implements a persistent logging system that records license requests, challenges, responses, and loaded keys into timestamped text files in a `documents/` folder. Changes: - Added `chrono` dependency for timestamp formatting. - Created `src/logging.rs` for file-based logging. - Initialized logging in `InitializeCdmModule_4`. - Added logging calls in `Session::create` and `Session::update`. - Added logging for session closure. Co-authored-by: hichchiputha <168877723+hichchiputha@users.noreply.github.com>
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This update improves the logging system by: - Using the system's actual Documents folder via the `dirs` crate. - Creating an `OpenWV_Logs` subdirectory for better organization. - Using `PathBuf` for more robust path handling. - Reporting file I/O errors to the console (stderr) for debugging. - Adding `OpenWV_Logs` to `.gitignore`. Co-authored-by: hichchiputha <168877723+hichchiputha@users.noreply.github.com>
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Implemented a logging system that records Widevine license exchange events to a
documents/folder. The logs include timestamps and hex-encoded binary data for requests and challenges.PR created automatically by Jules for task 12058571071587642015 started by @hichchiputha