Pipeliner: Add Message() class as an alternative to Command()#2
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…mply outputs the message provided to the logger. Used so the message is output at the relevant step when running the Pipeliner, and can serve to flank a group of commands to indicate start/end.
…UG to a pipeliner.log file in the checkpoints directory. Also move some of the commands logging to DEBUG from INFO.
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Pipeliner: Add Message() class as an alternative to Command() that simply outputs the message provided to the logger. Used so the message is output at the relevant step when running the Pipeliner, and can serve to flank a group of commands to indicate start/end.