check-fmri output lines should be self-contained

[mtelka]

The new check-fmri output is easily readable for humans, but it is hard(er) for automatized handling. For example when I do something like this:

$ target/release/oi-pkg-checker check-fmri runtime/perl | grep developer
[INFO]     developer/appcert
[INFO]     developer/build/ant
[INFO]     developer/build/autoconf-213
[INFO]     developer/build/automake-110
[INFO]     developer/build/automake-111
[INFO]     developer/build/automake-115
[INFO]     developer/build/automake-116
[INFO]     developer/build/onbld
[INFO]     developer/debug/valgrind
[INFO]     developer/dtrace/toolkit
[INFO]     developer/object-file
[INFO]     developer/versioning/git
[INFO]     developer/ant
[INFO]     developer/autoconf-2.13
[INFO]     developer/automake-1.10
[INFO]     developer/automake-1.11
[INFO]     developer/automake-1.15
[INFO]     developer/automake-1.16
[INFO]     developer/dtracetoolkit
[INFO]     developer/git
[INFO]     developer/pkgbuild
[INFO]     developer/sloccount
[INFO]     developer/valgrind
$

then it is unclear what kind of output (dependencies) I see there.

It would be great if there is some way how to switch back to the previous full output. For example using the --verbose option or so.