## Description
removes the dependency of tendermint/utils/log from countless locations. This is in effort of reducing Tendermint's lib usage in the sdk
this is nonbreaking as the interface is the same. To eliminate tm/utils/log in the sdk we need a few more things. Once we have fully removed the tendermint logger, I would propose we break the interface and define our own for our use case, when we pass the logger to tendermint in the node.New() function we can wrap our logger for its use case
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