Change logger identifier from 'utils' to 'sdk-utils' in SDK package

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Summary

Addresses review feedback on #3309 to improve logger traceability. The generic identifier 'utils' was ambiguous when debugging logs from multiple files across packages.

Changes

• Changed logger identifier from 'utils' to 'sdk-utils' in packages/sdk/src/utils/utils.ts

This follows the pattern used by other SDK files like StreamrClient, NetworkNodeFacade, and Operator which use package-scoped identifiers for clarity.

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• Updated changelog if applicable.
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Note

Aligns SDK utils logging with package-scoped identifiers for clearer traceability.

• Update packages/sdk/src/utils/utils.ts: change new Logger('utils') to new Logger('sdk-utils')

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