Bring back printing progress per package when initializing build root #200
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(This is a repost of the one unmerged commit from pull request #194 so it does not get lost.)
This reverts commit e2a3a26.
That commit crippled progress reporting. Issue 1: It made the
"keeping" messages go away, but the progress indicator would still be
printed, so the commit only did half of the intent.
Issue 2: Since no newline was emitted (this was part of the "keeping"
message) and because stdout is line-buffered, the progress report
would only be sporadically emitted.
Furthermore, initializating a Debian root is slow compared to RPM, and
so there is a long time before any output is shown.
Show me my progress as it happens. Reinstate messages about kept
packages.