This is the remaining follow-up item from #46 (the logging epic).
One issue remains to complete this topic:
many tools print the values of the @Option-annotated fields in the parseSpecifics method, for troubleshooting purposes.
The majority of the tools use System.out.println for this. (...) it is better to use the logging library for this so that the values are also captured in the log file instead of only on the console.
The log level to use for this is INFO (only visible if users specify --verbose on the console).
This is the remaining follow-up item from #46 (the logging epic).
The log level to use for this is
INFO
(only visible if users specify--verbose
on the console).