Add print statements when fetching gt_cache #62
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* Updated submodule versions * Loosened constraint on gridtools-cpp for build of gt4py in constraints.txt * Updating submodules to most recent versions as of 6 Feb 2024 16:00
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In this PR, we add print statements to indicate if gt_cache are fetched from disk on daint. Currently, there is no indication in jenkins on whether the caches are fetched successfully.