utils: beging using log.h in tokenize.cpp #18307
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This change aims to address the TODO in tokenize.cpp, which asks to use log.h instead of printf and fprintf in some cases.
I decided to start off by replacing the usage information and error logging with LOG and LOG_ERR respectively. Once this gets approved, I aim to add more logging to tokenize.cpp using other log.h based features.
I have confirmed the errors and usage information still shows up in the command line after trying to input incorrect arguments and calling the --help flag.