fix: use LoggingConfig.LogGroupName when lambda is configured with custom log groups

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Issue

Closes #29448

Reason for this change

After the release of Advanced Logging Controls for Lambda (see https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/introducing-advanced-logging-controls-for-aws-lambda-functions/) I've decided to move all the logs of my multi-stack deployment to a single unified Log Group per deployed tenant.

It goes likes this:

The main stack creates the LogGroup like /aws/lambda/{tenant};
The secondary stacks refers to the LogGroup using LogGroup.fromLogGroupArn(...);
Then I discovered that running cdk watch on the main stack I can see the cloudwatch logs on my terminal while on the secondary stacks it does not;

I found at that the cloudwatch log group resolver for the logs basically just assumes the log group is /aws/lambda/{physicalId}

https://github.com/aws/aws-cdk/blob/main/packages/aws-cdk/lib/api/logs/find-cloudwatch-logs.ts#L114

Description of changes

Use the Template JSON to resolve the LoggingConfig.LogGroupName of the Lambda Function;

Description of how you validated changes

Not yet;

Checklist

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