Michael Panchenko e252bcf901 Add --log-level flag to frontend test runner
Lets a caller pin `app.common.logging`'s level for the duration of a
test run via `--log-level <trace|debug|info|warn|error>`. The flag is
off by default, so when absent the runner doesn't touch logger state
and stdout looks exactly as before.

When passed, the runner calls `(l/setup! {:app level})` right before
dispatching to the test block, so production code exercised by tests
emits only at the requested level or higher.

  pnpm run test:quiet -- --focus frontend-tests.logic.groups-test \
                         --log-level warn

Composes with `--focus`; the two flags are independent.

Caveats worth knowing: top-level log calls fired at namespace load
time run before the runner parses CLI options and therefore slip past
this flag; direct `println` / `js/console.log` calls bypass the
logging system entirely and are unaffected.
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