Designing a Logging Framework

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Chain of ResponsibilityStrategy PatternDecorator Pattern

Design a flexible logging framework that supports multiple log levels, different output destinations, and various formatting strategies.

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The logging system should support different types of logs: DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, and FATAL.
Every log message should include: the time when the log was created, the log level (for example, INFO or ERROR), the actual log message, thread name, and logger name.
The logging system should be able to send logs to different places: the console (terminal), a file, or a database.
The system should support sending logs to multiple destinations simultaneously.
There should be an easy way to configure which log levels are enabled for each logger.
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