Add EBPF_LOG_MAP_OPERATION in ebpf_map find, update and delete function #4032
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Description
Re-added the removed EBPF_LOG_MAP_OPERATION log trace usage made in #3786
ebpf_map_find_entry(), ebpf_map_update_entry(), ebpf_map_delete_entry()
Testing
_Do any existing tests cover this change? Yes Are new tests needed? No
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