Warn if default alarms are of a different type than a staticAlarm and…

[shefalijoshi]

… allow the app to continue

Closes #430

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Change to warning if non- staticAlarms are configured, but allow the app to continue loading.

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[shefalijoshi]

@akhenry The console warning does not appear with your xtce because there isn't any alarm defined in it. Try adding something like this to your xtce EnumParameterType:

<DefaultAlarm>
  <EnumerationAlarmList>
   <EnumerationAlarm alarmLevel="warning" enumerationLabel="INVALID"/>
  </EnumerationAlarmList>
 </DefaultAlarm>

[akhenry]

@akhenry The console warning does not appear with your xtce because there isn't any alarm defined in it. Try adding something like this to your xtce EnumParameterType:

<DefaultAlarm>
  <EnumerationAlarmList>
   <EnumerationAlarm alarmLevel="warning" enumerationLabel="INVALID"/>
  </EnumerationAlarmList>
 </DefaultAlarm>

Yep, that'd do it. Thanks!