AP-25516: Derive log handler from Handler instead of StreamHandler to… #43
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… allow reconfiguring it
The real issue is that KnimeLogHandler inherits from StreamHandler, which by default sets self.stream = sys.stderr. When logging.shutdown() is called during extension loading, it might be triggering a cascade where flushing stderr somehow loops back. The solution is to inherit from logging.Handler directly instead of StreamHandler, since we're not actually using a stream