Composer: update psr/log dependency #53
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Composer: updating psr/log dependency to support versions up to 3.0
Summary
Simply redefines the psr/log dependency in composer.json
Instead of locking it to version 1.0, it allows all current versions as "^1.0 || ^2.0 || ^3.0"
This is motivated by "php-webhook-module" only supporting Logger interface 1.0, which forces any other libraries in a project to downgrade to that specification, or in the worst case it blocks composer updates when at least 1 library requires a higher interface.
Tested scenarios
Running "composer update" on a project with dependencies: Monolog 3.3 and php-webhook-module
Fixes #52