fix: add @override decorators to LoggingPlugin (#4496)

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fix: add @OverRide decorators to LoggingPlugin (#4496)

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This pull request enhances the maintainability and readability of the LoggingPlugin by introducing @override decorators. This change makes the code's intent clearer, helping developers identify methods that are meant to override parent class methods, which can prevent subtle bugs arising from method signature mismatches during refactoring or inheritance changes.

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• Code Clarity: Added @override decorators to all overridden methods within the LoggingPlugin class, explicitly marking methods that are intended to override a method in a superclass.
• Dependency Update: Imported the override decorator from typing_extensions to enable the use of this feature.

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• src/google/adk/plugins/logging_plugin.py
  • Added @override decorators to various callback methods.
  • Imported override from typing_extensions.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly adds @override decorators to the methods in LoggingPlugin that are inherited from the BasePlugin class. This is a valuable improvement that enhances code clarity and enables static analysis tools to verify that these methods correctly override their counterparts in the base class. The changes are well-implemented and follow modern Python best practices. No issues were found in the changes.

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