Remove razor logger#9368
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I was going to do this in #9367 but it was a bit bigger than I thought, so its separate and the first two commits of this can just be ignored.
This removes the razor logger, and just sends everything to the C# output window, since #9367 removes the calls to the
razor/logendpoint anyway. It also removes the "Report Razor Issue" command, because the collect logs command is the way to go now anyway. If we really need to see the C# and Html virtual documents, we can ask the user for them, and we can always update the command to include them. Can't remember the last time we used them.