Replace the import statement #9135
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The change made was replacing the import statement for the logger module with the correct import statement for the createLogger function from @docusaurus/logger in the testSwizzleThemeClassic.mjs file.
I believe the correct import path for the logger module in Docusaurus is @docusaurus/logger package, and it exports a createLogger function, not a default export. Therefore, the corrected code uses the following import statement:
import { createLogger } from '@docusaurus/logger';
By importing the createLogger function instead of the default export, we can correctly use the logger variable in the code to log messages using the Docusaurus logger.