A DESCRIPTION OF THE REQUEST :
I would like to be provided `Logger#log(String msg)`, which should forward to `#log(Level, String)` and use as level what is returned by Logger#getLevel.
As simple as the following:

```
    public void log(String msg) {
        log(this.levelObject, msg);
    }
```

JUSTIFICATION :
In order not to have to store the level in the state of a client object, when the level is supposed to be always the same.

My use case is the following:

```
public class WebElementLogger extends WebElementDecorator {

    protected final Logger logger;
    protected final Level logLevel;

    public WebElementLogger(WebElement element, Level logLevel) {
        super(element);
        this.logLevel = logLevel;
        this.logger = Logger.getLogger(element.getClass().getName());
        this.logger.setLevel(logLevel);
    }

    @Override
    public void click() {
        logger.log(logLevel, String.format("click %s", element));
        super.click();
    }

    @Override
    public void submit() {
        logger.log(logLevel, String.format("submit %s", element));
        super.submit();
    }
```

WebElementLogger can be configured with a Level, and then it is supposed to log every operation with the same level, which is not known a priori.
Currently I am forced to save the level in a field (to avoid calling getLevel every time), and then to pass it to every call to #log.

EXPECTED VERSUS ACTUAL BEHAVIOR :
EXPECTED -
I should be able to write the following instead:


```
public class WebElementLogger extends WebElementDecorator {

    protected final Logger logger;

    public WebElementLogger(WebElement element, Level logLevel) {
        super(element);
        this.logger = Logger.getLogger(element.getClass().getName());
        this.logger.setLevel(logLevel);
    }

    @Override
    public void click() {
        logger.log(String.format("click %s", element));
        super.click();
    }

    @Override
    public void submit() {
        logger.log(String.format("submit %s", element));
        super.submit();
    }
```