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We typically reserve error! for messages related to situations that the system does not know how to recover from, but the error! logs in the system package task are related to issues that it is attempting to recover from through retries, so they should really be warn! logs.

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## Description

We typically reserve `error!` for messages related to situations that
the system does not know how to recover from, but the `error!` logs in
the system package task are related to issues that it is attempting to
recover from through retries, so they should really be `warn!` logs.

## Test plan

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