Add quiet mode to suppress progress output#127
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--mode=quietto suppress the normal output of progress traces as the program works through the input document. With this option active the only output from technique run is anything printed by the commands beingexec()'d by the Technique.Add short arguments
-i,-a, and-qfor interactive, automatic, and quiet running, respectively.While testing this made a number of refinements to the progress traces displayed when making outbound invocations, and resolved some inadequacies relating to how steps are finalized when variables are bound. Now pressing after providing a value for a step to a bound variable settles the step to
Done.