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Allow log requests to specify a namespace filter
**What** - Add `Namespace` field to the log request and response so that users can specify the namespace of the function. This is required to support the new multi-namespace support. Using this, a user can deploy a function with the same name to multiple namespaces. E.g. to `dev` and `prod` namespaces. The namespace field is required so that the user can target the specific deployment of the function. It is expected the that the empty namespace will be treated as "in the default namespace" Note that this does not actually implement any filtering logic, it only allows the log providers to accept and return the information. faas-provider and log-provider implementation will need to update and handle the new field accordingly. Signed-off-by: Lucas Roesler <roesler.lucas@gmail.com>
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