Configurable Verbosity #68
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This PR provides a way to make the verbosity of the compiler configurable.
Currently, the compiler provides a semi-verbose output, where it informs the user about compilation of files. This should not be the default (which is "no output").
To account for that, the CLI now accepts a new argument
-v --verbosity [VERBOSITY]which can be either an enum value ([error, warn, info, debug]) or a number (0-3) witherrorbeing the default value.