Add log files into the cache tar for improved debugging (#18026)

### Why I did it

Cache currently does not save the log of the deb. But it's useful to have the log to understand any cache related problems.

### How I did it

#### How to verify it

```
vkarri@s-build-sonic-01:/sonic-buildimage$ tar -tvf /sonic/sonic_caches/libnl-3-200_3.5.0-1_amd64.deb-adc83b19e793491b1c6ea0f-0ea77d65c49ae3a11dffbca.tgz
-rw-r--r-- vkarri/dip   496230 2024-01-12 19:49 target/debs/bookworm/libnl-3-200_3.5.0-1_amd64.deb.log
```
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Vivek 2024-03-23 16:53:05 -07:00 committed by GitHub
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@ -295,10 +295,12 @@ define SAVE_INTO_CACHE
echo "Target $(1) dependencies are modifed - global save cache skipped" >> $($(1)_DST_PATH)/$(1).log echo "Target $(1) dependencies are modifed - global save cache skipped" >> $($(1)_DST_PATH)/$(1).log
$(eval $(1)_CACHE_DIR := $(SONIC_DPKG_LOCAL_CACHE_DIR)) $(eval $(1)_CACHE_DIR := $(SONIC_DPKG_LOCAL_CACHE_DIR))
) )
$($(1)_CACHE_USER) tar -C $($(1)_BASE_PATH) -mczvf $($(1)_CACHE_DIR)/$(MOD_CACHE_FILE) $(2) $(addprefix $($(1)_DST_PATH)/,$($(1)_DERIVED_DEBS) $($(1)_EXTRA_DEBS) ) \ cp $($(1)_DST_PATH)/$(1).log $($(1)_DST_PATH)/$(1).cached.log
$($(1)_CACHE_USER) tar -C $($(1)_BASE_PATH) -mczvf $($(1)_CACHE_DIR)/$(MOD_CACHE_FILE) $(2) $(addprefix $($(1)_DST_PATH)/,$($(1)_DERIVED_DEBS) $($(1)_EXTRA_DEBS) $(1).cached.log) \
1>>$($(1)_DST_PATH)/$(1).log 1>>$($(1)_DST_PATH)/$(1).log
sudo chmod 777 $($(1)_CACHE_DIR)/$(MOD_CACHE_FILE) sudo chmod 777 $($(1)_CACHE_DIR)/$(MOD_CACHE_FILE)
rm -f $($(1)_DST_PATH)/$(1).cached.log
echo "File $($(1)_CACHE_DIR)/$(MOD_CACHE_FILE) saved in cache " >> $($(1)_DST_PATH)/$(1).log echo "File $($(1)_CACHE_DIR)/$(MOD_CACHE_FILE) saved in cache " >> $($(1)_DST_PATH)/$(1).log
echo "[ CACHE::SAVED ] $($(1)_CACHE_DIR)/$(MOD_CACHE_FILE)" >> $($(1)_DST_PATH)/$(1).log echo "[ CACHE::SAVED ] $($(1)_CACHE_DIR)/$(MOD_CACHE_FILE)" >> $($(1)_DST_PATH)/$(1).log