converting a few info into debug message
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A taskRun/pipelineRun is watched as soon as created. Until the run is complete and ready to proceed further, the chains controller is logging that the taskRun/pipelineRun is still running at the info level. This looks good but generates a lot of info in the controller logs and exponentially increases with the number of taskRuns and pipelineRuns. Converting such message to be reported at the debug log level.
Formatting a few error message such that the namespace/name is enclosed with parenthesis so that its easy to read.
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