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    omit b609dc3d90a feat(api_connexion/log): update v1 api to the latest log 
format
    omit 9b94e31e994 test(api_fastapi): fix existing test_log unit tests
    omit 6579cd7ac30 test(www): fix existing unit tests
    omit 2a2dd0ef7a0 test(test_log_reader): fix existing unit tests
    omit 96d64b6bda3 style: improve type annotation
     add 7f25fffde7d style: improve type annotation
     add 0b3b47a6e7c test(test_log_reader): fix existing unit tests
     add f72516d946b test(www): fix existing unit tests
     add ac28feb9411 test(api_fastapi): fix existing test_log unit tests
     add 0e1855b5452 feat(api_connexion/log): update v1 api to the latest log 
format

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Summary of changes:
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