⚡ Bolt: Standardize thread-safe project-aware caching for GCP Logging Client

[JulienBreux]

⚡ Bolt: Standardize thread-safe project-aware caching for GCP Logging Client

💡 What

Implemented a thread-safe, project-aware caching mechanism using sync.Mutex, a map (logClients), and a global variable (logClientCreds) for the Google Cloud Logging Client (GCPClient in internal/run/api/log/client.go).
Additionally:

• Initialized default credentials and clients using context.Background() to ensure connection pools and transports do not get prematurely terminated when short-lived request contexts are cancelled.
• Turned GCPClient.Close() into a no-op so that shared cached connections are not closed unexpectedly between different log streaming invocations.
• Standardized unit tests in internal/run/api/log/log_test.go to ensure strict test isolation by resetting global cache variables (logClients, logClientCreds) using logClientMu.

🎯 Why

Whenever the user opens the logging panel or streams logs in the interactive TUI, StreamLogs is called. Previously, this fetched default credentials from the filesystem/network (~300ms) and initiated a new gRPC connection pool on every invocation, causing significant UI lag. This standardizes the GCP Logging client with the caching patterns established across all other Cloud API clients in this codebase.

📊 Impact

Expected to eliminate the 300ms connection and credential discovery overhead on subsequent log fetches, leading to instantaneous log loading in the TUI.

🔬 Measurement

Run go test ./internal/run/api/log/... and full suite with make test to verify correctness. Check the codebase consistency under internal/run/api/.

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