Update SciMLLogging requirement from 1.7.0 to 1.7.0, 2.0 in the all-julia-packages group across 1 directory

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Updates the requirements on SciMLLogging to permit the latest version.
Updates SciMLLogging to 2.0.0

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v2.0.0

SciMLLogging v2.0.0

Diff since v1.9.1

Breaking Changes

MessageLevel is now a concrete struct, no longer an abstract type with per-level subtypes. Silent, DebugLevel, InfoLevel, WarnLevel, and ErrorLevel are now MessageLevel constants. Custom levels are constructed by calling MessageLevel(n) directly. The AbstractMessageLevel and CustomLevel names have been removed — code referring to them must be updated to use MessageLevel.

Silent(), InfoLevel(), etc. still work — calling a MessageLevel instance returns itself, so existing call-site syntax is unaffected. Code that dispatched on the old subtypes (e.g. f(::WarnLevel)) needs to be rewritten to compare values (level == WarnLevel). AbstractVerbositySpecifier is now parametric on {Enabled}. Concrete specifier types must subtype AbstractVerbositySpecifier{Enabled} for some Enabled parameter. The macro-generated specifiers do this automatically; hand-written specifiers must be updated:

Before

struct MyVerbosity <: AbstractVerbositySpecifier
    option_a
    option_b
end

After

struct MyVerbosity{Enabled} <: AbstractVerbositySpecifier{Enabled}
    option_a::MessageLevel
    option_b::MessageLevel
end

The Enabled parameter drives a compile-time short-circuit in @​SciMLMessage: instances constructed via None() produce MyVerbosity{false}, and get_message_level(::AbstractVerbositySpecifier{false}, ::Any) returns nothing, eliminating logging branches at compile time.

Added sub_specifiers = (...) block in @verbosity_specifier — declare fields that hold another verbosity specifier or preset. Each declared sub_specifier becomes its own free type parameter on the generated struct, so the field is concretely typed at the instance level. This preserves inference when the sub-specifier is forwarded to a downstream API, and lets a package hold a sub-specifier whose type it does not depend on at definition time (e.g. DiffEqBase holding a NonlinearVerbosity without depending on NonlinearSolve).

@verbosity_specifier DEVerbosity begin
    toggles        = (:dt_select, :step_rejected)
    sub_specifiers = (:nonlinear_verbosity, :linear_verbosity)
    presets = (
        Standard = (
            dt_select           = InfoLevel,
            step_rejected       = WarnLevel,
            nonlinear_verbosity = Standard(),       # preset OR
            linear_verbosity    = LinearVerbosity(), # sub-spec instance
        ),
        # ...
    )
    groups = ()
end

The macro generates roughly:

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Changelog

Sourced from SciMLLogging's changelog.

[2.0.0]

Breaking

• MessageLevel is now a concrete struct, no longer an abstract type with per-level subtypes. Silent, DebugLevel, InfoLevel, WarnLevel, and ErrorLevel are now MessageLevel constants. Custom levels are constructed by calling MessageLevel(n) directly. The AbstractMessageLevel and CustomLevel names have been removed — code referring to them must be updated to use MessageLevel.

  • Silent(), InfoLevel(), etc. still work — calling a MessageLevel instance returns itself, so existing call-site syntax is unaffected.
  • Code that dispatched on the old subtypes (e.g. f(::WarnLevel)) needs to be rewritten to compare values (level == WarnLevel).

• AbstractVerbositySpecifier is now parametric on {Enabled}. Concrete specifier types must subtype AbstractVerbositySpecifier{Enabled} for some Enabled parameter. The macro-generated specifiers do this automatically; hand-written specifiers must be updated:

  # Before
  struct MyVerbosity <: AbstractVerbositySpecifier
      option_a
      option_b
  end
  After
  struct MyVerbosity{Enabled} <: AbstractVerbositySpecifier{Enabled}
  option_a::MessageLevel
  option_b::MessageLevel
  end

  The Enabled parameter drives a compile-time short-circuit in @SciMLMessage: instances constructed via None() produce MyVerbosity{false}, and get_message_level(::AbstractVerbositySpecifier{false}, ::Any) returns nothing, eliminating logging branches at compile time.

Added

• sub_specifiers = (...) block in @verbosity_specifier — declare fields that hold another verbosity specifier or preset. Each declared sub_specifier becomes its own free type parameter on the generated struct, so the field is concretely typed at the instance level. This preserves inference when the sub-specifier is forwarded to a downstream API, and lets a package hold a sub-specifier whose type it does not depend on at definition time (e.g. DiffEqBase holding a NonlinearVerbosity without depending on NonlinearSolve).

  @verbosity_specifier DEVerbosity begin
      toggles        = (:dt_select, :step_rejected)

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Commits

• 0342920 Merge pull request #65 from jClugstor/type_changes
• 7c2690c update docs compat bound
• 6ab339d make other bakcends not depend on LogLevel
• 87ccbf6 get rid of CustomLevel
• 73b2235 use parens less form of Message Levels
• 27cc6bf remove AbstractMessageLevel, update docs, docstrings
• 431d9d3 add changelog, fix up docstrings
• 86974e9 format
• a8670db bump version
• bb372de more docs and doc string fixes
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