feat(common): add force-console option to console logger #15503
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
What is the current behavior?
Currently, ConsoleLogger always uses process.stdout.write() and process.stderr.write() for output.
This causes issues in test environments like Jest, which can buffer console.* calls but not direct stream writes. making it difficult to capture or suppress log output during tests.
Issue Number: #15483
What is the new behavior?
Added a new forceConsole option to ConsoleLoggerOptions that, when set to true, forces the logger to use console.log() and console.error() instead of process.stdout.write() and process.stderr.write().
This allows test frameworks like Jest to properly buffer and capture log output, making tests cleaner and enabling log assertion testing.
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