Tree-sitter: Respect verbosity defined in CODEQL_VERBOSITY
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| "off" | "errors" => "error", | ||
| "warnings" => "warn", | ||
| "info" | "progress" => "info", | ||
| "debug" | "progress+" => "debug", | ||
| "trace" | "progress++" | "progress+++" => "trace", |
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I'm a bit curious about these levels. They match the ones we support in the Python extractor, but in that case we included things like debug and trace because these were already existing concepts in the Python extractor. Is this also true of the Rust extractor? If not, it might be more sensible to only support the CodeQL CLI default (but to my mind somewhat opaque) progress{+,++} levels.
(Also, mapping off to error seems a bit odd. What if someone wants to turn errors off?)
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Good question; I simply took the ones that the C# extractor supports (which matches those supported by the Python extractor).
Regarding off, I choose error because that appears to be the lowest supported level.
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