Description of problem:
Given a system installed with any current Fedora or RHEL distribution, when executing a "yum remove <packagename>" on a particular package, the following statement is generated in the configured yum.log file:

<date> <time> Erased: <packagename>

Where the removed package is of a singular architecture (ex. i386, x86_64, etc) the information written to the yum.log as stated above is for the most part sufficient.  However, if a package is installed with multiple architectures, and a "yum remove <packagename>" is executed without specifying an architecture, rather than the yum.log stating that two packages of different architectures were removed, the following is displayed instead:

<date> <time> Erased: <packagename>
<date> <time> Erased: <packagename>

As such, this is quite confusing for users that do not understand that multiple architectures can be present on a system at any one time.  I would like to request that for all packages removed, yum lists the architecture of the package removed.

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How reproducible:


Steps to Reproduce:
1. Install RHEL / Fedora
2. tail -f /path/to/your/yum.log
3. yum remove <package>
4. Observe that only the package name, not architecture, is written to the log.
  
Actual results:
Only the package name that is being removed, along with the date and time are logged, not the architecture.

Expected results:


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