address PR comments and align logType to level

src/content/docs/browser/new-relic-browser/browser-apis/log.mdx

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ Captures data as a single log event.
 
 ## Description
 
-Upon executing this function with a valid message and elective options, the browser agent records the data as a single `log` event.  See the [Logs UI](https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/logs/ui-data/use-logs-ui/) for more information about log events. Any custom attributes supplied to the API call in the `options` argument (`options.customAttributes`) will be appended as top-level attributes on the log event. You can control the `logType` of the captured log by supplying a `level` to the `options` argument (`options.level`), which defaults to `info`.
+When you execute this function with a valid message and elective options, the browser agent records the data as a single `log` event.  See the [Logs UI](https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/logs/ui-data/use-logs-ui/) for more information about log events. Any custom attributes supplied to the API call in the `options` argument (`options.customAttributes`) will be appended as top-level attributes on the log event. You can control the `level` of the captured log by supplying a `level` to the `options` argument (`options.level`), which defaults to `info`.
 
 ## Parameters
 
@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ Upon executing this function with a valid message and elective options, the brow
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-        Optional. An object used for supplying optional configurations for the captured log. `options.customAttributes` is an object of key:val pairs that assigns a top-level property and value to the created log for each attribute supplied.  `options.level` is an enum that assigns a log level to the created log event.  The `level` must be one of: `debug | error | info | trace | warn`.  The log level defaults to `info` if not supplied.
+        Optional. An object used for supplying optional configurations for the captured log. `options.customAttributes` is an object of key:val pairs that assigns a top-level property and value to the created log for each attribute supplied. The enum `options.level` assigns a log level to the created log event.  The `level` must be one of: `debug | error | info | trace | warn`.  The log level defaults to `info` if not supplied.
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@@ -92,16 +92,16 @@ Upon executing this function with a valid message and elective options, the brow
 newrelic.log('my log message')
 // saves a log event with:
 // a message of --> 'my log message'
-// a logType of --> 'info'
+// a level of --> 'info'
 ```
 
-### Capturing a log item with a specified logType
+### Capturing a log item with a specified level
 
 ```js
 newrelic.log('my log message', {level: 'debug'})
 // saves a log event with:
 // a message of --> 'my log message'
-// a logType of --> 'debug'
+// a level of --> 'debug'
 ```
 
 ### Capturing a log item with custom attributes
@@ -110,16 +110,16 @@ newrelic.log('my log message', {level: 'debug'})
 newrelic.log('my log message', {customAttributes: {myFavoriteApp: true}})
 // saves a log event with:
 // a message of --> 'my log message'
-// a logType of --> 'info'
+// a level of --> 'info'
 // an attribute of --> 'myFavoriteApp: true'
 ```
 
-### Capturing a log item with a specified logType and custom attributes
+### Capturing a log item with a specified level and custom attributes
 
 ```js
 newrelic.log('my log message', {level: 'debug', customAttributes: {myFavoriteApp: true}})
 // saves a log event with:
 // a message of --> 'my log message'
-// a logType of --> 'debug'
+// a level of --> 'debug'
 // an attribute of --> 'myFavoriteApp: true'
 ```

src/content/docs/browser/new-relic-browser/browser-apis/using-browser-apis.mdx

@@ -157,7 +157,7 @@ To report errors in your application, use these methods:
 
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-        Capture a caught or handled error, without disrupting your app's operation
+        Capture a caught or handled error without disrupting your app's operation
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src/content/docs/browser/new-relic-browser/browser-apis/wraplogger.mdx

@@ -40,7 +40,9 @@ Automatically captures data passing through existing browser logging methods as
   For more information, see the [npm browser installation documentation](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@newrelic/browser-agent#new-relic-browser-agent).
 
 ## Description
-Upon providing this method with a valid parent container and child function name, the browser agent will record a new `log` event every time the wrapped function is `invoked`, capturing the `first` argument passed to the invoked function as the log's `message`. See the [Logs UI](https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/logs/ui-data/use-logs-ui/) for more information about log events. Optional configurations can be passed along with these captured logs, by use of the `options` argument. Any custom attributes supplied to the API call in the `options` argument (`options.customAttributes`) will be appended as top-level attributes on every log event created by this wrapper. You can control the `logType` of the captured log by supplying a `level` to the `options` argument (`options.level`), which defaults to `info`. **Note** once successfully wrapped, the function's logging detection will not be able to be altered.
+After you provide this method with a valid parent container and child function name, the browser agent will record a new log event every time the wrapped function is invoked. The first argument is passed to the invoked function as the log's message. See the [Logs UI](https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/logs/ui-data/use-logs-ui/) for more information about log events. 
+
+Optional configurations can be passed along with these captured logs with the `options` argument. Any custom attributes supplied to the API call in the `options` argument (`options.customAttributes`) will be appended as top-level attributes on every log event created by this wrapper. You can control the `level` of the captured log by supplying a `level` to the `options` argument (`options.level`), which defaults to `info`. Note that once successfully wrapped, the function's logging detection can't be altered.
 
 ## Parameters
 
@@ -88,7 +90,7 @@ Upon providing this method with a valid parent container and child function name
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-        Optional. An object used for supplying optional configurations for every log captured by the wrapper. `options.customAttributes` is an object of key:val pairs that assigns a top-level property and value to the created log for each attribute supplied.  `options.level` is an enum that assigns a log level to the created log event.  The `level` must be one of: `debug | error | info | trace | warn`.  The log level defaults to `info` if not supplied.
+        Optional. An object used for supplying optional configurations for every log captured by the wrapper. `options.customAttributes` is an object of key:val pairs that assigns a top-level property and value to the created log for each attribute supplied. The enum `options.level` assigns a log level to the created log event.  The `level` must be one of: `debug | error | info | trace | warn`.  The log level defaults to `info` if not supplied.
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@@ -101,7 +103,7 @@ Upon providing this method with a valid parent container and child function name
 newrelic.wrapLogger(console, 'info')
 // from this point forward, every time `console.info` is invoked, it will save a log event with:
 // a message of --> <the first argument passed to console.info>
-// a logType of --> 'info'
+// a level of --> 'info'
 ```
 
 ### Capturing log items from a custom logger
@@ -113,10 +115,10 @@ const myLoggers = {
 newrelic.wrapLogger(myLoggers, 'logger')
 // from this point forward, every time `myLoggers.logger` is invoked, it will save a log event with:
 // a message of --> <the first argument passed to myLoggers.logger>
-// a logType of --> 'info'
+// a level of --> 'info'
 ```
 
-### Capturing log items with a specified logType
+### Capturing log items with a specified level
 
 ```js
 const myLoggers = {
@@ -125,7 +127,7 @@ const myLoggers = {
 newrelic.wrapLogger(myLoggers, 'logger', {level: 'debug'})
 // from this point forward, every time `myLoggers.logger` is invoked, it will save a log event with:
 // a message of --> <the first argument passed to myLoggers.logger>
-// a logType of --> 'debug'
+// a level of --> 'debug'
 ```
 
 ### Capturing a log item with custom attributes
@@ -137,7 +139,7 @@ const myLoggers = {
 newrelic.wrapLogger(myLoggers, 'logger', {customAttributes: {myFavoriteApp: true}})
 // from this point forward, every time `myLoggers.logger` is invoked, it will save a log event with:
 // a message of --> <the first argument passed to myLoggers.logger>
-// a logType of --> 'info'
+// a level of --> 'info'
 // an attribute of --> 'myFavoriteApp: true'
 ```
 
@@ -152,9 +154,9 @@ newrelic.wrapLogger(myLoggers, 'myInfoLogger', {level: 'info'})
 newrelic.wrapLogger(myLoggers, 'myDebugLogger', {level: 'debug'})
 // from this point forward, every time `myLoggers.myInfoLogger` is invoked, it will save a log event with:
 // a message of --> <the first argument passed to myLoggers.myInfoLogger>
-// a logType of --> 'info'
+// a level of --> 'info'
 
 // every time `myLoggers.myDebugLogger` is invoked, it will save a log event with:
 // a message of --> <the first argument passed to myLoggers.myDebugLogger>
-// a logType of --> 'debug'
+// a level of --> 'debug'
 ```