🧹 remove commented out console.log in module-manager.ts

[sunnylqm]

This PR removes a commented-out console.log statement in src/module-manager.ts within the registerModule method. This is a straightforward cleanup of dead code to improve the maintainability and readability of the codebase.

🎯 What: Removed commented-out console.log block in src/module-manager.ts.
💡 Why: It was dead code that didn't serve any purpose and cluttered the method.
✅ Verification: The change was verified through manual code inspection and by running existing tests that could execute in the environment. A code review was also performed and approved.
✨ Result: Cleaner and more readable code in the ModuleManager class.

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