Introduce a verbose flag for debug output #260
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I intentionally left it as a draft for now as I still wasn’t quite content with the current implementation. I wanted to address this in another refactoring and by adding more tests asap. Thanks for the comments I’ll incorporate the feedback 👍 |
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Added a short section to the docs for both the verbose logging option and the debug-ability of custom hooks. |
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This allows easier debugging of, e.g., custom bug detectors/hooks and can serve as an entry point for future debug features we do not want to have enabled by default.