feat: Add option to control verbosity of write_source_files.
#1033
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This adds a verbosity option to
write_source_filesthat makes it possible to control what the output message looks like when running the targets that copies the files to the source tree. It has the optionsfullwhich is the same as the current one and the default value,shortwhich is a shorter version andquietwhich doesn't output anything at all.I don't have access to a Windows system, so the solution is not tested on Windows.
When updating the docs I have a bigger diff than I expect to just as I explained in #1032 (comment).