Add support for --build --verbose invocations
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This is super handy for debugging when a `--build` is failing for some reason. The default reporting from `tsc` or `glint` itself isn't always helpful: it tends to bottom out with a *symptom* like "some type is not defined" without any way to get to the root cause of *why* that type is not defined. Having `--verbose` available for a `--build` invocation surfaces additional information, including which `references` are being built or not, and why.
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This is super handy for debugging when a
--buildis failing for some reason. The default reporting fromtscorglintitself isn't always helpful: it tends to bottom out with a symptom like "some type is not defined" without any way to get to the root cause of why that type is not defined. Having--verboseavailable for a--buildinvocation surfaces additional information, including whichreferencesare being built or not, and why.