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Committed 20 May 2021 07:41PM UTC coverage: 81.672% (-0.7%) from 82.383%

Job # 355.1

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Simplify logging by removing `is_*` logging level checks before logging (#108)

* On non-interpolated logging, eliminate `is_*` checks

For non-interpolated strings, there's really no performance benefit
in checking whether the string would be logged or not: checking it
involves a single call (if there's no logging) and _not_ checking it
also involves one call (with a single parameter being passed).
In case logging *is* set to this level, the original code involves
two function calls whereas the new code still exhibits only one.

* Add indentation around log messages in line with other function calls

* Allow string interpolation while logging during initialization

During initialization, a truckload of actions are performed. It is my
expectation (to be verified) that a few string interpolations won't
make much difference in execution speed of initialization, even if the
resulting string ends up not being logged.

Two cases where logging might cause a more elaborate routine to create
the content to be logged (one call to Data::Dumper::Dumper() and the
other to 'join()' with a list of arguments) have been wrapped in a
sub{} (closure) to prevent execution when the output would not be logged.

* Allow string interpolation while logging during workflow execution

* Close #33: Add GitHub Actions support

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