This is not an answer but I will try to stop you 😂. You should avoid wrapping the logging code at any cost, because:

• The logging function captures a lot of context where it is executed. Example: #file, #line, ... The context will be your wrapper function always.
• Log message has a buffer, the output of this code snippet logger.warning("\(message, privacy: .public)") will be truncated if your message is too long.
• Log message support format:
  • logger.log("She said \(true, format: .answer)") will print She said YES
  • logger.log("She said \(true, format: .truth)") will print She said true.

In case you find it brings more advantages to public interpolated string as default, you can try to extend OSLogMessage.