Test PR #23 tracing-subscriber dependency update for safety

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This PR validates that the dependency update in PR #23 (tracing-subscriber 0.3.19 → 0.3.20) does not break any existing functionality in the refac codebase.

Testing Performed

Comprehensive testing was conducted comparing the main branch against the PR branch to ensure behavioral equivalence:

Build & Compilation

• ✅ cargo check passes on both branches
• ✅ cargo build produces working binaries on both branches
• ✅ cargo test runs successfully (no unit tests exist, only example code in prompt.rs)

CLI Functionality

• ✅ refac --help produces identical output
• ✅ refac --version works correctly
• ✅ All command-line interfaces function identically

Tracing/Logging Functionality

Since tracing-subscriber is used for logging in refac, specific attention was paid to this functionality:

• ✅ tracing_subscriber::fmt::init() initialization works correctly
• ✅ tracing::debug!() calls produce expected debug output
• ✅ RUST_LOG=debug environment variable properly enables debug logging
• ✅ HTTP request logging (via reqwest) functions identically on both branches

Dependency Analysis

The update includes these changes:

• Primary: tracing-subscriber 0.3.19 → 0.3.20
• Secondary: nu-ansi-term 0.46.0 → 0.50.1
• Cleanup: Removed unused dependencies (overload, winapi)

Result

No functional differences detected between the main branch and PR #23. The tracing-subscriber update maintains full backward compatibility and the application behaves identically in all tested scenarios.

The dependency update is safe to merge and provides the security improvements mentioned in the PR #23 description (ANSI escape sequence injection vulnerability fix).

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