QoL Feature: A simple console logger

While debugging a script, I felt the lack of a simple console logger.

It was a one-off scala-cli script, and adding a logback.xml file with the appropriate cli arguments seemed like a huge hassle just to get logs dumped to standard error.

I ended up adding this to my script, which did the trick, but was annoying and it seems like this could be provided as part of the library as it does not require any additional dependencies:

class StdOutLogger[F[_]: Apply](console: Console[F]) extends Logger[F] {
  override def error(t: Throwable)(message: => String): F[Unit] =
    console.errorln(message) *> console.println(t)

  override def warn(t: Throwable)(message: => String): F[Unit] =
    console.errorln(message) *> console.println(t)

  override def info(t: Throwable)(message: => String): F[Unit] =
    console.errorln(message) *> console.println(t)

  override def debug(t: Throwable)(message: => String): F[Unit] =
    console.errorln(message) *> console.println(t)

  override def trace(t: Throwable)(message: => String): F[Unit] =
    console.errorln(message) *> console.println(t)

  override def error(message: => String): F[Unit] =
    console.errorln(message)

  override def warn(message: => String): F[Unit] =
    console.errorln(message)

  override def info(message: => String): F[Unit] =
    console.errorln(message)

  override def debug(message: => String): F[Unit] =
    console.errorln(message)

  override def trace(message: => String): F[Unit] =
    console.errorln(message)
}

Start by locating the existing Logger and Console abstractions used by the library, then compare their available operations with the proposed dependency-free implementation. Done should be a supported simple console logger that writes messages and throwables to standard error for the listed log levels, with coverage for its behavior.