openvidu-browser: Node.js platform: ConsoleLogger constructor

Doesn't look right that the argument is ignored and instead global
state is modified. The code later passes in `window.console` anyway,
so this doesn't really change the behavior.

However this change is important for Node.js compatibility, where
`window` is not defined.

openvidu-browser/src/OpenViduInternal/Logger/ConsoleLogger.ts

@@ -33,10 +33,10 @@ export class ConsoleLogger {
 
     constructor(console: Console) {
         this.logger = console;
-        this.log = window.console.log,
-        this.info = window.console.info,
-        this.debug = window.console.debug,
-        this.warn = window.console.warn,
-        this.error = window.console.error
+        this.log = console.log,
+        this.info = console.info,
+        this.debug = console.debug,
+        this.warn = console.warn,
+        this.error = console.error
     }
 }