Control stdio for process credentials output#261
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okta-aws-cli is outputting to. Closes #247
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See #247, when okta-aws-cli is in credential process format output we can't print to stderr as it will cause aws cli to fail when it exec's okta-aws-cli (docs for AWS CLI credential_process)
This PR introduces a logger interface for printing log messages. For example, the logger for credential process disables printing to STDERR. All logging goes through the interface rather than sprinkling
fmtprint functions throughout the codebase.Also includes a small refactor for better idiomatic naming of constructor functions.