Wrongly documented -d parameters

[jenshannoschwalm]

1. --enforce-tiling is not implemented any longer, it did not work as intended
2. -d verbose for some options (like opencl -d opencl) that might be followed by -d verbose to give even more output. Please not that -d all does not switch it on automatically but also requires a following -d verbose
3. we now have -d tiling telling what happens there

[elstoc]

I've attempted to clarify this in https://github.com/darktable-org/dtdocs/commit/c86f80ed15cb0e6298bf1b1b75c6b2f7fb356327. Please close if this resolves the issue for you.

[jenshannoschwalm]

No completely, the verbose switch is not specific for a subsystem but global.

I forgot to implement what you described so I suggest to keep your docs and correct functionality.

[elstoc]

I forgot to implement what you described so I suggest to keep your docs and correct functionality.

Only if you think it will be implemented for 4.0, otherwise I'd prefer the docs to describe how it works -- we can always change them back later.

[elstoc]

I've put the documentation of the verbose option back to the previous wording for now.

[jenshannoschwalm]

Looks ok

[elstoc]

I'll close this for now. If you change the behaviour in darktable, it'll get tagged and the documentation updated.