[exporter/awsemf] Reduce logs emmitted by emf exporter at info level #29337
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…pen-telemetry#29337) **Description:** Reduce logs relating to the start and finish of processing of metrics to debug level. These logs are very noisy and I don't believe they belong at the info level. They provide contextual information that I believe is more suited to `debug` verbosity.
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Description: Reduce logs relating to the start and finish of processing of metrics to debug level. These logs are very noisy and I don't believe they belong at the info level. They provide contextual information that I believe is more suited to
debugverbosity.