Tell the user when --recursive is traversing folders
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After calling `cargo-sweep` with `--recursive` in a big folder, the tool usually stays silent for a long time leaving the user wondering what's going on To solve that, I added a log that tells that `cargo-sweep` is traversing recursively directories, that's why it's taking long
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After calling
cargo-sweepwith--recursivein a big folder, the tool usually stays silent for a long time leaving the user wondering what's going onTo solve that, I added a log that tells that
cargo-sweepis traversing recursively directories, that's why it's taking long