feat: expose log function #95
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Exposing `logger.Log` makes it possible to use a custom log level to log messages. Simply define a new level and use `Log` and `Logf` to log messages using the newly defined level. Fixes: #89
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Exposing
logger.Logmakes it possible to use a custom log level to log messages. Simply define a new level and useLogandLogfto log messages using the newly defined level.Fixes: #89