chore: logging feature in react native package and ios native module #318
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Linear ticket : https://linear.app/customerio/issue/MBL-477/add-logging-support-in-package-ios-and-react-native
Problem
As a developer, I want to have logging support integrated into the package so that I can easily access logs without needing to open Xcode.
Solution
Added logger support in React Native using event emitters from the iOS native module, enabling all native logs to be output to the React Native console. This eliminates the need for customers to open Xcode to retrieve logs, as they currently do.