Add linter.deprecated option to silence deprecation warnings
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Although the deprecation warning is not, strictly speaking, a linter, it makes sense from a user standpoint to treat it as one. This adds a
linter.deprecatedoption you can turn off in order to silence / acknowledge deprecation warnings. TheLean.Linter.Utilfile had to be split up to give access to the linter option access function.