BindableObject logged warnings should provide better context.

[DanTravison]

I am trying to diagnose the following runtime warning but the logged message does not provide sufficient context:

Microsoft.Maui.Controls.BindableObject: Warning: Cannot convert 2 to type 'System.Single'

The warning is difficult to diagnose for any non-trivial UI

At a minimum, the logged warning should include the target property name:

Application.Current?.FindMauiContext()?.CreateLogger()?.LogWarning($"Cannot convert {value} to type '{property.ReturnType}' for {property.PropertyName}.");

While this brings the logged warning in line with other warnings, there is still sufficient ambiguity when the target property is used across multiple types (ie.g, ForegroundColor, FontFamily, Margin, etc).

Ideally, these logged warnings should consistently include the type name and property name.

For example:

Microsoft.Maui.Controls.BindableObject: Warning: Cannot convert 2 to type 'System.Single' for MyCustomControl.Stroke

This information would provide a concrete starting point for diagnosing the cause.