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Small patch for "Using rqt_console" #681

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Update source/Tutorials/Rqt-Console/Using-Rqt-Console.rst
Co-authored-by: Chris Lalancette <[email protected]>
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* ``Debug`` messages detail the entire step-by-step process of the system execution.

The default level is ``Info``.
You will only see messages of the default severity level and any more-severe levels.
You will only see messages of the default severity level and more-severe levels.

Normally, only ``Debug`` messages are hidden because they’re the only level less severe than ``Info``.
For example, if you set the default level to ``Warn``, you would only see messages of severity ``Warn``, ``Error``, and ``Fatal``.
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