Add debug logging for HHVM type scanners#9809
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While experimenting with type scanners, we found it helpful to emit some additional diagnostic logs at high verbosity levels during type scanner loading so that we can determine whether we built type scanners correctly and what exactly prevented them from loading if something went wrong.
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While experimenting with type scanners, we found it helpful to emit some additional diagnostic logs at high verbosity levels during type scanner loading so that we can determine whether we built type scanners correctly and what exactly prevented them from loading if something went wrong.