Adjust matcher warning to debug

[david-waltermire]

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Change the logging level of the matcher replacement warning to debug.

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New Features

• Added new data type adapters for Time, TimeWithTZ, and QName
• Enhanced support for binary data types with HexBinaryAdapter
• Improved Metapath expression handling with more robust parsing and evaluation
• Added new interfaces for module-based data model management

Improvements

• Refactored expression evaluation to use Concrete Syntax Tree (CST)
• Enhanced type safety with IEnhancedQName and more specific type handling
• Improved error handling and messaging in Metapath expressions
• Updated namespace and prefix management in Metapath contexts
• Streamlined data type conversion and casting mechanisms

Bug Fixes

• Resolved issues with date and time handling
• Fixed potential issues with function calls and variable references
• Improved handling of comparison and arithmetic operations

Documentation

• Added comprehensive documentation for new and existing classes
• Clarified method behaviors and purpose across the framework

Breaking Changes

• Significant restructuring of expression handling
• Changes to method signatures and class hierarchies
• Removal of some legacy interfaces and methods

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This pull request introduces a comprehensive set of changes across the Metaschema Java framework, focusing on enhancing type safety, improving code structure, and refactoring various components. The changes span multiple packages and involve significant modifications to data type adapters, expression handling, and core infrastructure. Key areas of improvement include:

1. Transitioning from generic QName to IEnhancedQName
2. Restructuring expression handling in the Metapath framework
3. Enhancing type safety and error handling
4. Reorganizing package structures
5. Improving documentation and code clarity

The modifications touch on critical areas such as data type adapters, expression evaluation, and metadata management, suggesting a comprehensive effort to modernize and streamline the framework.

Changes

File/Module	Change Summary
.github/workflows/	Updated GitHub Actions versions for build and release workflows
CONTRIBUTING.md	Added new "Code Review" section with guidelines for contributors
README.md	Updated "Relationship to prior work" section with compatibility information
cli-processor/	Significant refactoring of CLI processing classes, enhanced documentation
core/datatype/	Comprehensive updates to data type adapters, transitioning to enhanced QNames
core/metapath/	Major restructuring of expression handling, new CST (Concrete Syntax Tree) implementation
core/mdm/	New interfaces and implementations for module-based data models

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CLIProcessor
    participant MetapathExpression
    participant DynamicContext
    participant Evaluator

    User->>CLIProcessor: Execute command
    CLIProcessor->>MetapathExpression: Compile expression
    MetapathExpression->>DynamicContext: Create context
    DynamicContext->>Evaluator: Evaluate expression
    Evaluator-->>DynamicContext: Return result
    DynamicContext-->>MetapathExpression: Provide sequence
    MetapathExpression-->>CLIProcessor: Return processed result
    CLIProcessor-->>User: Display output

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Possibly Related PRs

1. Update README.md #395: README update and compatibility documentation
2. More code cleanup and refactoring #245: Data type adapter refactoring
3. Support a Metapath execution stack #336: Expression handling improvements

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