Improved some logging messages and --log-level NONE behavior #2845
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- If --log-level is set to NONE it should not display the log file location message on the cmd prompt. (Applicable for copy, sync, jobs resume)
- We do support --log-level as DEBUG but the details of it are missing from the help command that we display.
- Corrected some logging message level.
…message on the cmd prompt
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