fix: remove redundant printing#337
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Problem
Redundant logging during the update command was cluttering the console output, making it difficult for users to focus on important information.
Solution
Removed the unnecessary logging statements that printed the installation status of applications during the update process. This change simplifies the output and enhances user experience.
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uv run pytest -m 'not slow'uv run pytest tests/e2e/(WARNING: This tests would use real api connection, make sure you setup your token. Also, this would take time according to your internet speed.)Fixes #233