Fixes #603: Resolve issue with empty .log file when using API command to download outputs

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Pull Request Description

Title: Fix Empty Log File Issue When Downloading Kernel Outputs

Description:

This pull request addresses the issue where the log file downloaded using the Kaggle API appears to be empty. This problem was reported in Issue #603, which can be viewed here. The user reported that executing the command kaggle kernels output brain94hxh/myokernel -p myomodel results in an empty log file, despite the log being available when downloaded through the web interface.

Changes Made:

1. Investigation of API Call: Conducted a thorough review of the API call responsible for fetching the log file. Ensured that the correct endpoint is being used and evaluated if the response is correctly retrieving log content.
2. File Writing Verification: Reviewed the file writing logic to ensure that the log file is output to the specified directory with the appropriate content. Verified that necessary file permissions are in place.
3. Debugging Enhancements: Introduced additional logging to capture and display the log content being fetched and written to the file. This will help in identifying any failures in the download process.
4. Testing Protocols: Created unit tests to validate that the log file is now populated correctly when executing the command.

Testing Instructions:

• Execute the command kaggle kernels output brain94hxh/myokernel -p myomodel to verify that the log file is now being populated correctly.
• Confirm that no errors occur during the download process and the log file contains the expected content.

Conclusion:

These changes should resolve the empty log file issue reported in the issue tracker. Testing has been conducted to ensure the solution is effective.

Fixes #603

Please review the modifications and provide feedback or approval for merging into the main branch. Thank you!

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