design question: in a multithreaded system it can be nice to append the name of the thread "battery management thread: starting charge cycle" to serial port println!()s (it's plain ascii, no fancy precomputed defmt etc. available here for certain reasons unfortunately)

suppose the system defines a custom macro called `println!()`

do you make the default append the thread name and define an extra macro called `println_bare!()`
or do you keep the behavior of `println!()` as close to std as possible and define an extra macro called `println_tagged!()`

I can be hard to remember to use a special macro in either case

What would you do?