fix: enhance antivirus log routing to support structured log entries …#349
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What is Changed / Added
This PR fixes antivirus log routing in packaged builds.
Root cause: the previous approach used createRequire(__filename), which could load a different electron-log instance than the one used by @internxt/drive-desktop-core inside the webpack bundle. As a result, overriding resolvePathFn did not affect the active logger.
Solution: replaced that dynamic loading with a static require of the core package’s electron-log module, then applied the resolvePathFn/resolvePath override on that shared instance.
Routing behavior: