Don't filter out warnings

docs/eqlegends.md

@@ -48,7 +48,6 @@ inside that Wine prefix.
 | `EQL_WINEPREFIX=/path/to/prefix` | Override the default Wine prefix location. |
 | `EQL_RESET_PREFIX=1` | Delete and recreate the prefix before launching. |
 | `EQL_DXVK=1` | Install DXVK DLLs into the prefix before launching. |
-| `EQL_FILTER_EGL_WARNINGS=0` | Show repeated CEF/SwiftShader EGL probe warnings. Defaults to filtered. |
 | `EQL_WINEDEBUG=+seh,+tid` | Override Wine debug logging. Defaults to `-all`. |
 
 There is also a reset helper:
@@ -96,11 +95,7 @@ EQL_RESET_PREFIX=1 nix run .#eqlegends
 
 If the pinned installer hash fails, Daybreak probably replaced the installer. Update the `fetchurl` hash in `packages/eqlegends/package.nix`, or temporarily set `EQL_INSTALLER`.
 
-The launcher may emit repeated `libEGL warning` lines while CEF probes graphics paths under Wine. The wrapper filters those by default. To see the raw output:
+The launcher may emit Chromium/CEF diagnostics such as `libEGL warning`, `WSALookupServiceBegin failed`, `Passthrough is not supported, GL is swiftshader`, and `LaunchPad.playButtonState: ready`. These are expected while LaunchPad probes graphics, networking, and its embedded browser under Wine. They are useful when debugging, so the wrapper leaves stderr unfiltered.
-
-```bash
-EQL_FILTER_EGL_WARNINGS=0 nix run .#eqlegends
-```
 
 If LaunchPad installs somewhere unexpected, inspect:
 

packages/eqlegends/package.nix

@@ -128,15 +128,6 @@ EOF
 
     cd "$(dirname "$launcher_exe")"
 
-    if [ "''${EQL_FILTER_EGL_WARNINGS:-1}" = "1" ]; then
-      exec wine "$launcher_exe" "$@" 2> >(
-        sed \
-          -e '/^libEGL warning: /d' \
-          -e '/^pci id for fd [0-9][0-9]*: /d' \
-          -e '/^$/d' >&2
-      )
-    fi
-
     exec wine "$launcher_exe" "$@"
   '';