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[chore] Log less output on failed test (#2804)
* [chore] Log less output on failed test This changes the testrig log level to be error by default instead of info. This makes test failures a lot easier to read, as we don't have the parade of info logs for each failure to scroll through. It speeds up the test suite by a couple of seconds since we need to buffer and flush a lot less messages. On a clean run, so no test failures, it's about a 3s difference on my machine. Depending on the amount of test failures, total time saved can vary. This also introduces a GTS_TESTRIG_LOG_LEVEL environment variable that we explicitly check for, making it easy to override the log level should we have a need for it. This would be primarily for running locally, and not so much as part of go test. Lastly, it updates the syslog tests to use log.Error because if the log level is set to error but we call log.Info no message is emitted and we hang indefinitely on the channel read. * [chore] Rename the testrig log level env var
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