eth: downgrade peer removal error to warning level #31492
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Lowers the logging level when a missing Ethereum peer is unsuccessfully deleted
from ERROR to WARN, since this situation is not a critical system error.
The absence of a pir in the list when attempting to delete it may be expected in some
situations, such as if the pir has been deleted by another process or has shut down on its own.
Such events do not require immediate intervention and do not affect core network processes.
This change will reduce false positives in monitoring systems
and improve the readability of the event log by keeping ERROR-level error messages
only for truly critical situations.