* On lines where the variable type is obvious from inspection, avoid repeating the type using auto.
* When possible use a ranged for loop instead of begin() and end() iterators
...Renamed to "ILogger", to designate that this is an Interface for a
Logger. This "Interface" is pure virtual, so that it cannot be
instantiated directly. This makes it clear that it is intended to be
derived.
Finally, got rid of all the individual log-style methods and replaced
with SendLog. The idea here is that day-to-day users will only interact
with ILogger through ConsoleSingleton (or, likely, LoggerSingleton in
the future). This singleton will manage an arbirtary collection of
ILogger, and call SendLog with the appropriate parameters based on what
the user requests.
Therefore, the singleton itself will have the individual Log, Message,
Error, etc... methods, while stil allowing us to simplify the code base
of ILogger and its derived classes.
