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Make DISPLAY_LEVEL_DEFAULT configurable at compile time - #4620
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Enables DISPLAY_LEVEL_DEFAULT to be configured at compile time by wrapping it in #ifndef guards and adding the ZSTD_ prefix to avoid namespace pollution. Allows for quieter output without need to pass in -q every invocation.
To verify change, compare difference in verbosity with
makevsCPPFLAGS='-DZSTD_DISPLAY_LEVEL_DEFAULT=3' makeThanks @tansy for suggestion! #4492