Refactor Logger to Export SENSITIVE_KEYS for Enhanced Type Safety

[tmdeveloper007]

Summary of What Has Been Done

Exported the SENSITIVE_KEYS constant array from lib/logger.ts as a named export const with as const assertion for improved type safety. Added comprehensive JSDoc documentation including usage examples.

Changes Made

• lib/logger.ts: Changed const SENSITIVE_KEYS to export const SENSITIVE_KEYS as const with JSDoc including @example showing how to use it for sensitive field detection.

Impact it Made

Allows other modules to reuse the same sensitive key detection logic without duplicating the array, improving maintainability and consistency. The as const assertion makes the array readonly and literal, which TypeScript can use for more precise type checking.

Closes #8332

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This pull request enhances the maintainability and type safety of our codebase by exporting the SENSITIVE_KEYS constant for reuse. This aligns with our previous decisions to improve type safety, such as adding TypeScript compiler verification for components and introducing type guard functions. Thank you for your contribution, and feel free to reach out if you have any questions!

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