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[jsonify]

Refactor logging and bundle loading in Lite components:

• Replace print statements with os.log.Logger for structured logging
• Use Bundle.module for resource bundle access (Swift 5.3+ standard)
• Remove hardcoded magic numbers for cursor dimensions
• Add proper log levels (debug, info, error) for different scenarios

This improves code maintainability, follows Swift best practices, and provides better log management for production use.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly refactors the Lite components by modernizing their logging and resource bundle management. It transitions from basic print statements to the os.log.Logger framework for structured and level-based logging, and adopts the Bundle.module standard for accessing resources, which simplifies bundle discovery. Additionally, it improves code clarity by replacing magic numbers related to cursor dimensions with a named constant.

Highlights

• Structured Logging: Replaced all print statements with os.log.Logger for structured, categorized, and level-based logging across SimpleClickEngine and SimpleCursorManager.
• Modern Bundle Access: Adopted the Bundle.module standard for accessing resource bundles, simplifying resource discovery and aligning with Swift 5.3+ best practices for Swift Package Manager.
• Code Clarity: Eliminated hardcoded 'magic numbers' for cursor dimensions by introducing a named constant, improving readability and maintainability in SimpleCursorManager.
• Improved Log Management: Implemented appropriate log levels (debug, info, error) for different scenarios, enhancing the ability to filter and analyze logs during development and production.

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Code Review

This pull request is a great step forward in improving the maintainability and robustness of the Lite components. The transition from print statements to a structured os.log.Logger is well-executed and uses appropriate log levels. Simplifying the bundle loading to use Bundle.module is a significant improvement that aligns with modern Swift Package Manager practices. I've added a couple of suggestions to further enhance maintainability by centralizing constants, but overall, these are solid changes.