Allow setting quiet from config

[frioux]

Problem

I prefer the output to be --quiet and would like to set it as a config option.

Proposed Solution

I'd like to be able to set quiet in config.toml just like you can set verbose. Maybe something like this:

[term]
quiet = true

If people think this is a reasonable idea I'd be happy to try my hand at implementing it.

Notes

No response

[ehuss]

Sounds reasonable to me. There are some details about the exact behavior when mixing flags that this should be careful about. I think people may have different opinions about how it should work, but I'm thinking of something like the following:

• --verbose and --quiet CLI options take precedent over anything set in config.
• You can't set both verbose and quiet in config (it is an error).

Otherwise, let me know if you have any questions.

[frioux]

agree on both

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