Suggestion

Splitting out of #5834 (comment):

in an ideal world we'd actually do a unique substring per file to help differentiate where logs are coming from.

eg typescript-eslint:typescript-estree:inferSingleRun, typescript-eslint:typescript-estree:create-program:useProvidedPrograms, etc

this also allows you to easily filter the log lines to specific usecases with env vars like DEBUG=typescript-eslint:typescript-estree:create-program:*

also helpful because debug also colours each string differently IIRC so it's easy to see different sources when parsing logs.

I wonder if we can automate creation of the string via like

const PACKAGE_ROOT = "resolve from disk somehow";

function getLogger(filename: string) {
  const relative = path.relative(PACKAGE_ROOT, filename);
  const parsed = path.parse(relative);
  return debug(`typescript-eslint:${parsed.dir.replace(/\//g, ':')}:${parsed.name}`);
}

// then call this via
const log = getLogger(__filename);

It'd be nifty if we could use a lint rule that enforces such a thing.