// Package l4g provides logging functionality for the application.
//
// This package implements two separate logging systems:
//
// # MAIN LOGGER
//
// The main logger is configurable via the LOGGER_TYPE environment variable
// and is used for structured application logging:
//
//   - LOGGER_TYPE="terminal" - Outputs to stdout with formatted messages
//   - LOGGER_TYPE="file" - Writes to a log file (default: ./app.log)
//   - LOGGER_TYPE="database" - Stores structured log entries in the database
//
// Use the main logger for:
//   - User activities and business logic events
//   - Error logging and exception handling
//   - Audit trails and security events
//   - System state changes
//
// Example usage:
//
//	l4g.Init(config.GetConfig().LoggerType)
//	entry := model.LogEntry{
//	  LogType: l4g.LOG_TYPE_USER,
//	  Severity: l4g.SEVERITY_INFO,
//	  Content: &message,
//	}
//	l4g.Write(entry)
//
// # DEBUG LOGGER
//
// The debug logger is completely separate and always outputs to terminal,
// regardless of the main logger configuration. It's used for development
// and initialization messages that should always be visible:
//
//   - Program initialization and startup messages
//   - Development debugging and troubleshooting
//   - Server configuration and status information
//
// Use the debug logger for:
//   - Package initialization messages
//   - Server startup and configuration
//   - Development debugging (temporary print statements)
//   - System health checks during startup
//
// Example usage:
//
//	l4g.DebugInit("Initializing database connection")
//	l4g.DebugServer("Server listening on port 8080")
//	l4g.Debug("Temporary debug message")
//
// # LOG TYPES AND SEVERITY LEVELS
//
// Log Types:
//   - LOG_TYPE_SYSTEM: System-level events and operations
//   - LOG_TYPE_USER: User activities and interactions
//   - LOG_TYPE_ORG: Organization-level events
//   - LOG_TYPE_AUDIT: Security and compliance events
//
// Severity Levels:
//   - SEVERITY_DEBUG: Development and troubleshooting information
//   - SEVERITY_INFO: General informational messages
//   - TYPE_WARN: Warning conditions that should be noted
//   - SEVERITY_ERROR: Error conditions that affect functionality
//   - SEVERITY_FATAL: Critical errors that cause program termination
package l4g