feat: pass log context as structured data to handlers instead of appending message#10017
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This PR passes the log context as structured data to handlers instead of appending it as a JSON string to the message inside the Logger.
HandlerInterface::handle()gains a thirdarray $context = []parameter carrying the full log context, with CI global context stored underHandlerInterface::GLOBAL_CONTEXT_KEY.This allows handlers (such as
ChromeHandler) to present the context as a structured object instead of a JSON-encoded string. Custom loggers can also take advantage of this to render context data natively (e.g., as expandable objects in browser dev tools or structured fields in external logging systems).Checklist: