[Bug]: Domain squatting "log" action behaves as "warn" (shows banner, records telemetry as warned)

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Summary

In the domain squatting result handler in scripts/content.js, the configurable action enum (block | warn | log) is collapsed to block vs. everything-else. As a result, the log action is functionally identical to warn: it shows the orange warning banner and records every telemetry line as warned.

Affected code

scripts/content.js, domain squatting result handler (approximately lines 4130-4232):

const shouldBlock = squattingData.action === 'block' &&
                    config.enablePageBlocking !== false;

// telemetry hard-codes the non-block case to "warned":
logProtectionEvent({ action: shouldBlock ? "blocked" : "warned", /* ... */ });
sendCippReport({     action: shouldBlock ? "blocked" : "warned", /* ... */ });
chrome.runtime.sendMessage({ /* webhook */ data: { action: shouldBlock ? "blocked" : "warned" } });

if (shouldBlock) {
  await showBlockingOverlay(/* ... */);
  return;
} else if (showNotifications) {
  showWarningBanner(/* ... */);
}

There is no branch for log, so action: "log" falls through to the else if (showNotifications) branch and displays a banner, and all telemetry records "warned".

The detector side is correct and is not the problem. getActionForSeverity() in scripts/modules/domain-squatting-detector.js passes log through intact.

Reproduction

1. Set domainSquatting.Action to log.
2. Visit a combosquat host that matches a protected brand.
3. Observed: orange warning banner is shown and telemetry event has action: "warned".

Expected behavior

The three states should be distinct:

• block: blocking overlay, telemetry action: "blocked".
• warn: warning banner shown AND telemetry recorded (action: "warned"). Warn should log.
• log: telemetry recorded only (action: "logged"), no banner shown to the user. Log should not warn.

Evidence

Seen in a customer log where squattingDetails.action was "log" but the emitted event action was "warned" and the user saw the orange banner.