[test] Show decoded binary WebSocket messages in traces#91308
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Follow-up to #91266
Showing the Buffer is just noise. Now we print it decoded which shows us the Flight data from the debug channel:

I switched to just evaluating the string. It'll still show up in traces but won't show up in browser logs i.e. CI logs. Felt to spammy.