fix: do not stringify headers for logging #61
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The frame headers are passed through the `stringifyHeader` for trace
logging if a logger exists. Unfortunately a logger is set by default
so this always occurs.
If we need to log these things as a string, checking that the logger
is enabled is one option:
```js
if (this.log.enabled) {
// do expensive logging operation
}
```
Another is adding a custom formatter to the log class, or just having
the header object appear in the console.
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The frame headers are passed through the
stringifyHeaderfor trace logging if a logger exists. Unfortunately a logger is set by default so this always occurs.If we need to log these things as a string, checking that the logger is enabled is one option:
Another is adding a custom formatter to the log class, or just having the header object appear in the console.