Clamp rustls and hyper_util log noise to warn#17
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When the daemon runs at debug or trace to investigate our own code, rustls and hyper_util bury the output in handshake and connection pool chatter. Filter those targets at the logger so global verbosity stays useful. A static prefix table is enough. No env_logger-style filter parser, no config surface, just a list we extend if another dependency starts misbehaving. Prefix matching covers submodules like rustls::client without enumerating each one.
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When the daemon runs at debug or trace to investigate our own code, rustls and hyper_util bury the output in handshake and connection pool chatter. Filter those targets at the logger so global verbosity stays useful.
A static prefix table is enough. No env_logger-style filter parser, no config surface, just a list we extend if another dependency starts misbehaving. Prefix matching covers submodules like rustls::client without enumerating each one.