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We want to always print numbers in hex. This should make that a little
more comprehensive.
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Side effect: better error messages when the tangler does something
unexpected.
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It would be confusing to use negative numbers in raw hex. But we'll rely
on programmer taste there.
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The current approach to warnings is workable. We'll just never print
warnings to the screen in tests. In tests you can do whatever you want.
This is simpler than messing with levels of warnings.
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Draft attempt at cleaning up warnings, but this isn't quite right.
We still emit warnings for every level-1 scenario, and hiding for each
of them seems painful.
Even if we do that, level-2 scenarios would want to hide level-3 and
over warnings, but *not* level-1 warnings. So we need a cardinal number
rather than booleans.
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This ports commit 4421 to the subx/ program.
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Never mind, let's drop unused/vestigial altogether. Use absence of names
to signal unused arguments.
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Port commit 4235 to subx.
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Fix CI.
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