Adding a verbose= parameter to load_ard

[cbur24]

Proposed changes

I've found the substantial number of print statements in load_ard to be frustrating at times, especially when wrapping the code in a multiprocessing loop. So I've added a verbose= parameter so the user can decide if they want the print statements or not.
Tested by re-running the Using_load_ard notebook to ensure it didn't break any functionality, but haven't changed that notebook in any way.

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[erialC-P]

Nice one! The logic all looks good to me. Maybe wait to merge until the tests have finished running first?

[cbur24]

Thanks for reviewing @erialC-P!