Change log level from info to debug and trace #262
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This implements aevyrie#259. Messages linked to the "Noisy" debug state are logged with `trace!()`. The rest are logged with `debug!()`. Filtering on this _could_ replace the Noisy/Normal state distinction entirely (perhaps leaving the DebugPickingMode state _only_ for hiding or showing the cursor text overlay) but I'll leave that possibility for the future. This just makes a minimal change.
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This implements #259.
Messages linked to the "Noisy" debug state are logged with
trace!(). The rest are logged withdebug!(). Filtering on this could replace the Noisy/Normal state distinction entirely (perhaps leaving the DebugPickingMode state only for hiding or showing the cursor text overlay) but I'll leave that possibility for the future. This just makes a minimal change.