Logger destination may be inconsistent - suggestion for a new Logger configuration field

The documentation specifies that

Benthos logging prints to stdout (or stderr if your output is stdout)

Unfortunately this doesn't work if the output uses a switch.
Benthos prints to stdout in this case, even if the selected case condition is stdout output.

To reproduce:

input:
  generate:
    mapping: |
      root.id = count("foo_counter1")
    interval: 0s
    count: 3

output:
  switch:
    cases:
      - check: false
        output:
          drop: {}
      - output:
          stdout:
            codec: lines

This will print to stdout, but stderr is expected.

Also, considering the Logger doc:

Use these configuration options to change both the logging formats as well as the destination of logs.

A way of solving this issue could be to "force" the destination with a new field (destination? write_to?) in the Logger configuration.

Without too much reflection (especially about the file output), it could look to something like this:

logger:
  level: INFO
  format: logfmt
  write_to: stderr # stdout | stderr | file?

Start by running the provided YAML switch-output reproduction and read the Logger configuration documentation alongside the output-switch behavior. Determine how an explicit logger destination should interact with stdout, stderr, and file output; done means the documented configuration resolves the inconsistency and the reproduction matches the selected destination.