Handle cases where logger is not a tagged logger.

Previously, a TaggedLoggerProxy was only created if the logger responded to
:tagged, but was still used as if it was a TaggedLoggerProxy elsewhere in the
code, causing undefined method  errors.

This moved the check for tagging abilities inside the TaggedLoggerProxy so the
code can always tread the logger like a tagged logger, and if it is not a
tagged logger the tags will just be ignored. This prevents needing to check
if the logger is tagged every time we use it.

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