Adds TypeScript types to **all** logger examples in the React Compiler logger documentation to provide better IntelliSense and type safety throughout.

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Summary

Adds TypeScript types to all logger examples in the React Compiler logger documentation to provide better IntelliSense and type safety throughout.

Problem

The current examples don't include TypeScript types, which means:

• No autocomplete/IntelliSense in editors
• No type checking to catch errors early
• Less helpful for TypeScript users

Solution

Added TypeScript types to all three examples:

1. Intro example - Simple logger demonstration
2. Basic logging - Success/failure tracking
3. Detailed error logging - Comprehensive error information

Each example now includes:

• import type { Logger } from 'babel-plugin-react-compiler'
• satisfies Logger for type safety

Changes

• Added TypeScript import to all examples
• Added satisfies Logger to all logger objects
• Changed all code blocks from js to ts

Why satisfies?

The satisfies keyword ensures type safety without losing the inferred types of filename and event parameters. This gives developers the best of both worlds - type checking and helpful autocomplete.

Testing

✅ Verified all code syntax is correct
✅ All examples follow consistent pattern
✅ Follows the pattern suggested in the issue

Fixes #8245

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