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We'll need audit logs for tenants CRUD & destinations CRUD

We'll need audit logs for tenants CRUD & destinations CRUD

I think it's probably better to use the logger in EntityStore for this case instead of the API handlers, right?

Sure ultimately I just think the audit traces need to represent those actions

@alexbouchardd for updates, do you think it's important to capture the data change, or would logging the updated destination JSON a good enough solution?

For actions like "disable destination", is it better to log the specific "disable", or can we treat it as "update destination"?