adding more (debug) logs to make ccm more (new) user friendly … #734
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…at least the `create` and `remove` operations
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… during at least the
createandremoveoperationsAs a new user I wished I could have a verbose mode where ccm could tell me where it is reading the configuration files from, where it stored the downloaded Cassandra version, where it searched again in my docker container and why it did not find it, etc.
So I added these (mostly) debug logs.
During this work I saw that the main config file may be actually read from 2 places? (get_config() at common.py and at the beginning of repository.py (duplication and responsibility problem?)), but addressing that is not in the scope of this PR.