How it works

configure_logging() is the single entry point. In order, it:

1. Applies the package-suppression map (suppress_noisy_package_logs) so chatty third-party loggers (matplotlib, httpx, uvicorn, asyncio, and more) are quieted to sane levels. Defaults come from DEFAULT_NOISY_PACKAGES; pass your own dict or {} to change this.
2. Registers four custom levels and their logger.<name>() methods on logging.Logger.
3. Resolves the websocket queue (auto-created in the main process; see below).
4. Delegates to LoggerBuilder, which wipes any pre-existing root-logger handlers ("last writer wins") and attaches the full handler set.

The resulting root logger looks like this:

Component	Class	Level	Purpose
Filter	StringifyTracebackFilter	n/a	Formats live exc_info tracebacks to strings before any handler sees the record, then clears exc_info, traceback objects can't be deep-copied or pickled, which would break the color formatter's record copy and the queue transport
Handler	ColoredConsoleHandler	configured level	ANSI-colored stdout output; per-level colors plus hash-stable PID/TID colors
Handler	logging.FileHandler	always TRACE	Plain-text log file using LOG_FORMAT_STRING
Handler	WebSocketQueueHandler	configured level	Serializes each record into a LogRecordModel dict and put_nowait()s it onto the queue
Filter	DeltaTimeFilter (on all three handlers)	n/a	Adds record.delta_t, milliseconds since that handler's previous record, useful for spotting slow sections

Each handler owns its own DeltaTimeFilter instance, so the three outputs track deltas independently per destination.