Remove logging.basicConfig from package __init__

[adeyemijosh]

Calling logging.basicConfig() in __init__.py is problematic for a library because it runs the moment anyone does import cocoindex_code. This silently configures the root logger for the entire Python process, which can interfere with logging setups in applications that use this library as a dependency.
The daemon already sets up logging correctly in daemon.py when it starts, so this call in __init__.py is both premature and unnecessary.

i will like to impliment this fix;

After fixing on my local machine and running the test, it passed successfully without breaking

[adeyemijosh]

I'm implementing the fix to remove logging.basicConfig() from src/cocoindex_code/__init__.py because:

Problem:

• The logging.basicConfig(level=logging.WARNING) call in __init__.py runs immediately when anyone imports cocoindex_code
• This silently configures the root logger for the entire Python process
• It interferes with logging setups in applications that use this library as a dependency
• Libraries should not configure logging at the package level

Solution:

• Remove logging.basicConfig(level=logging.WARNING) from __init__.py
• Remove the import logging statement since it's no longer needed
• Remove the # noqa: E402 comments that were only needed for the logging import

Why this is safe:

• The daemon already sets up logging correctly in daemon.py when it starts
• This change doesn't affect any functionality, only removes premature logging configuration
• All existing tests pass after the fix

[badmonster0]

Thanks @adeyemijosh ! @georgeh0 can help with triage!