Verbose by default doesn't seem to good about bedrock HOT 6 OPEN

Hm, well we're actively developing on Bedrock so those logs are super helpful. However, I agree that if you're not actively improving Bedrock itself, then they're mostly just noise. I think the solution would be to add a -q "quiet mode" option that reduces verbosity (eg, only showing HMMM, WARN, and ALRT).

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To do this should be simple:

1. This line sets the default log level to LOG_INFO
2. This line sets it to LOG_DEBUG if you provide command line parameter -v for verbose logging
3. Add an else if (args.isSet("-q")) check that sets LOG_WARN logging level, meaning it will only log warns and above if -q is provided
4. Add the parameter after this line documenting the new -q parameter

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Is it possible to make the -q option enabled by default in the apt package? That way non-developers won't have to worry about enabling it? Thanks!

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Thanks @basiliscos I really I appreciate the quick work!

@righdforsa I like the idea of making -q the default for the public repo, but running without it internally. How would you recommend doing that?

Also, @righdforsa, what's the ETA for the next public release, and ideally switching our internal use over to the public apt get repo?

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-q option added in HEAD; reassigning to @righdforsa until deployed.

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