redfishpower: adjust verbosity output #151
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Problem: In the future it will be useful to have verbosity increased only for testing scenarios. Allow verbosity to be increased at multiple levels by specifying it multiple times on the command line. Update redfishpower(8) accordingly.
Problem: When debugging it would be useful to know what the "true" power status is rather than the generic "unknown" when the status is not "on" or "off". Add extra verbose output when the status is "unknown".
Problem: Currently curl's extremely verbose output is output at "level 1" verbosity. It should be output at a higher level. Output curl's verbose output only at level 3 and higher.
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splitting off of the big PR as it's rather independent of everything else.
basically the most verbose stuff in redfishpower is output at "level 1" verbosity, which is annoying. have different levels.