Remove 'log' command and related code #11082
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The 'log' subcommand and its CommandName variant were removed along with the module and handling in lib.rs because the project no longer supports or needs a separate 'but log' command. This cleans up the CLI enum, command dispatch, module imports, and help groupings to reflect that 'status' is now the sole inspection command.
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The 'log' subcommand and its CommandName variant were removed along with the module and handling in lib.rs because the project no longer supports or needs a separate 'but log' command. This cleans up the CLI enum, command dispatch, module imports, and help groupings to reflect that 'status' is now the sole inspection command.