Reduce the amount of logging messages that get too frequently printed during debug #1721
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Motivation or Problem
When debugging RMG or a software that depends on RMG the amount of debugging statements that get printed jam the buffer, not allowing the developer to conveniently see the actual original error massage.
Description of Changes
Some logging statements, most of which are debugging level, were commented out. I only marked those which get printed too frequently in my experience. The purpose here was to flag them in the code for a discussion of how to best deal with them - leave commented out (so can be conveniently brought back to life if needed) or completely deleting them.
I think we can start the discussion even though we won't merge until the Py3 transition, since the same logging statements will be relevant after transitioning.