Fix import pthonjsonlogger.jsonlogger #33
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Fixes: #29 Although efforts were made for backwards compatibility using `__getattr__` in `pythonjsonlogger/__init__.py`, this only worked if you were doing `from pythonjsonlogger import jsonlogger`. When importing by the full name `import pythonjsonlogger.jsonlogger` it it would fail to locate the module file and thus not be able to produce a module spec which then of course causes the import to fail. We get around this by actually having a module that imports the names it needs from the new locations.
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Fixes: #29
Although efforts were made for backwards compatibility using
__getattr__inpythonjsonlogger/__init__.py, this only worked if you were doingfrom pythonjsonlogger import jsonlogger. When importing by the full nameimport pythonjsonlogger.jsonloggerit it would fail to locate the module file and thus not be able to produce a module spec which then of course causes the import to fail.We get around this by actually having a module that imports the names it needs from the new locations.
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