docs: adding Kochava docs

.vscode/settings.json

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 {
     "cSpell.words": [
+        "Kochava",
         "MVVM",
         "Xunit"
     ]

docs/plugins/logging/index.md

@@ -122,7 +122,9 @@ Prism provides a number of logging providers available out of the box for you wi
 - [AppCenter](xref:Plugins.Logging.AppCenter)
 - [Console](xref:Plugins.Logging.Console)
 - [Debug](xref:Plugins.Logging.Debug)
+- [Firebase](xref:Plugins.Logging.Firebase)
 - [Graylog (GELF)](xref:Plugins.Logging.Gelf)
+- [Kochava](xref:Plugins.Logging.Kochava)
 - [Raygun](xref:Plugins.Logging.Raygun)
 - [Sentry](xref:Plugins.Logging.Sentry)
 - [Testing](xref:Plugins.Logging.Testing)

docs/plugins/logging/providers/kochava.md

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 # Kochava
 
-Coming Soon
+By installing the `Prism.Plugin.Logging.Kochava` package you get access to the Kochava Logging provider.
 
-> [!NOTE]
-> Due to the platform restrictions of Kochava this is only brought in for Android, iOS, & MacCatalyst. The AddProvider method is perfectly safe to use across any platform as the Kochava dependency isn't referenced on outside of those runtimes and is not actually registered with the container.
+```cs
+containerRegistry.UsePrismLogging(logging => {
+    logging.AddKochava("{app secret}");
+});
+```
+
+## Limitations & Considerations
+
+Kochava is best utilized for application Analytics.
+
+### API
+
+Only the `TrackEvent` API has been implemented for Kochava. As a result there is no need to try to disable the Error Tracking or generic Logging.
+
+### Supported Platforms
+
+Kochava is only available on Android, iOS, & MacCatalyst. The `Prism.Plugin.Logging.Kochava` package can safely be used across any other targets you may have without the need to put a compiler directive around it. Adding the provider outside of the supported platforms will not result in any additional provider being added and you will not have a Kochava reference in your code.