feat(tamanu/logs): add postgres pseudo-service#432
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Recognise a postgres pseudo-service alongside caddy, fuzzily matched so
any of postgres, postgresql, postgre, pg, psql or pgsql triggers it.
On Linux it tails BOTH the journald units matching postgresql* AND the
files under /var/log/postgresql/*.log; when such files exist the
journalctl stream and the file tails are fanned into a shared channel so
their lines interleave in arrival order. On Windows it tails the .log
files from the Postgres data directory, probing the versioned install
roots under C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\<ver>\data\{log,pg_log}.
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🤖 Adds a
postgrespseudo-service tobestool tamanu logs, analogous to the existingcaddyone, so Postgres logs can be tailed cross-platform with a single command.postgres,postgresql,postgre,pg,psql, orpgsqltriggers it.postgresql*AND the files under/var/log/postgresql/*.log. When such files exist, the journalctl stream and the file tails are fanned into a shared channel so their output interleaves; with no files present the original single-stream journalctl path is unchanged..logfiles from the Postgres data directory (probingdata\loganddata\pg_logunder each version inC:\Program Files\PostgreSQL).postgresdoes not imply tailing every tamanu service, mirroring the caddy-alone behaviour.The shared journalctl line-filtering (blank-line and inverted-grep handling) was factored into a helper so both the direct and channelled paths use it.