Messages: Refine source field truncation

This MR addresses a longstanding annoyance, at least on the ATLAS side. With our deep stack of AlgTools the component name (with parents) is often longer than the source-field of the message. Since the source-name is truncated at the end we never see which component is actually emitting the message. This MR introduces a new format-specifier ('c') that cuts out the middle part of the source-name while giving priority to the last component in the stack. This way, a message like

InDetSCT_Clusterization.InDetSCT_ConditionsSumm... INFO Database will be used.

becomes

InDetSCT_Clusterization...InDetSCT_TdaqEnabledTool INFO Database will be used.

The abbreviation strategy is as follows:

• If the field-width can accommodate the name of the last component, it will print it preceded by three dots and filling up the remaining width by printing the beginning of the input string
• If the field-width can not even accommodate the last component-name or if no dot is found, it will cut out the middle-part, eg print the beginning of the input string, three dots and the end of the input string

GaudiKernel/GaudiKernel/Message.h

@@ -93,8 +93,8 @@ private:
   /// Decode format.
   void decodeFormat( const std::string& format ) const;
 
-  /// Truncate or pad the output string to the field width as necessary.
-  void sizeField( const std::string& text ) const;
+  /// Truncate or pad the output string to the field width. If middle is true, cut the central part, otherwise the end
+  void sizeField( const std::string& text, bool middle = false ) const;
 
   /// Set the width of a stream.
   void setWidth( const std::string& formatArg ) const;
@@ -143,6 +143,9 @@ private:
   /// The character used to indicate that the message source should be printed.
   static const char SOURCE = 'S';
 
+  /// The character used to indicate that the message source should be printed, focus on the component
+  static const char COMP = 'C';
+
   /// The character used to indicate that the slot number should be printed.
   static const char SLOT = 's';