Adds loggers to report flow

[madelondohmen]

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This PR adds some loggers to the report flow.
Event codes can be found here: #3043 (comment)

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[ammar92]

I suggest looking at the code base on how we currently deal with the logs and event codes. See for example the constants defined in octopoes/octopoes/types.py, similar constants can be defined in rocky/reports/views/mixins.py and rocky/rocky/scheduler.py. Also note that event codes are currently implemented as integers, so prefixing with 0 and sending them out as strings is wrong. For example and in the style of the already existing logs, "080071" would be something like 800071

[madelondohmen]

I suggest looking at the code base on how we currently deal with the logs and event codes. See for example the constants defined in octopoes/octopoes/types.py, similar constants can be defined in rocky/reports/views/mixins.py and rocky/rocky/scheduler.py. Also note that event codes are currently implemented as integers, so prefixing with 0 and sending them out as strings is wrong. For example and in the style of the already existing logs, "080071" would be something like 800071

@ammar92 This was based on a conversation with @underdarknl, who said that the event codes had to be strings instead of integers and that they had to start with a "0" (like how it's written here #3043 (comment)). @underdarknl, what do you think?

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[stephanie0x00]

Moved from QA to blocked as it's waiting for input from @underdarknl .