DM-42999: Demote routine "warnings" and fix build problems #298
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parejkoj
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There are always edge sources, so the main reason a log would be interesting is for tracing back when a given source was thrown out. Set to debug.
This fixes deprecation warnings when compiling.
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This PR demotes a
warninglog emitted whenever an image has sources in the edge region to adebug. In addition, it fixes a number of Sphinx/Numpydoc warnings and a deprecation warning with Boost Timer. Because of the last, this PR must be merged after lsst/sconsUtils#120.There are still build warnings for the Doxygen docs, but the root cause (components have documentation comments in both the header and source files, and they do not agree) goes far beyond the scale of continuous cleanup.