hive: take Logger as part of Start/Stop or Run#3
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Instead of having to provide a logger already at hive creation time, pass the logger to Start/Stop/Run, which is when the underlying cells actually need it. Also revert the changes to the Apply interface by passing the logger when the invokes are actually run instead of during apply. Finally, add hivetest.Logger to create a logger from a testing.TB, so that the logs can be attributed to the correct test when running tests in parallel. Unfortunately, t.Helper() doesn't correctly work in combination with slog - we log the real source location as an attribute as a workaround. Signed-off-by: David Bimmler <david.bimmler@isovalent.com>
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Instead of having to provide a logger already at hive creation time, pass the logger to Start/Stop/Run, which is when the underlying cells actually need it.
Also revert the changes to the Apply interface by passing the logger when the invokes are actually run instead of during apply.
Finally, add hivetest.Logger to create a logger from a testing.TB, so that the logs can be attributed to the correct test when running tests in parallel. Unfortunately, t.Helper() doesn't correctly work in combination with slog - we log the real source location as an attribute as a workaround.