How to remove `#pytsql_prints` lines from logs
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No file, test, or entry point is named. Start by locating where pytsql emits the #pytsql_prints lines and how those messages reach the SQLAlchemy logger; define an opt-in or opt-out behavior and verify that the lines can be suppressed without hiding other SQLAlchemy logging.
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Description
I wonder if there is something that we can implement in pytsql to optionally disable printing of the #pytsql_prints related lines to the SQLAlchemy logger.
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