refactor: improve log output in cleanup functions#663
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- **Grouped Logs:** Agent, daemon, and service logs are now enclosed within `core.startGroup()` and `core.endGroup()` calls. This provides better organization and readability in the GitHub Actions logs. - **Error Output:** In the `handleLinuxCleanup` function, any `stdout` from an error during `journalctl` execution is now also logged, providing more context for debugging.
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core.startGroup()andcore.endGroup()calls. This provides better organization and readability in the GitHub Actions logs.handleLinuxCleanupfunction, anystdoutfrom an error duringjournalctlexecution is now also logged, providing more context for debugging.