all capabilities emit beholder logs automatically#1844
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While looking at some gaps in logs from trigger capabilities in prod, I realized we could benefit in the capabilities by pushing everything through the beholder logger. The alternative is leaving it up to individual capabilities as to which of their logs go through beholder or not, but as we expect logs to eventually end up in our internal log viewer, this shouldn't be a security issue anyways.