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fmt conversion: remove boost::format from documentation

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# Outputting messages to the user #
There are basically four functions that output stuff: `mxinfo()`,
`mxverb()`, `mxwarn()` and `mxerror()`. Each takes either a string or
an argument produced by `boost::format()` (see
[the Boost::Format documentation](http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_47_0/libs/format/doc/format.html)
if you're not familiar with it), and `mxverb()` also takes a verbosity
level argument.
`mxverb()`, `mxwarn()` and `mxerror()`. Each takes a
string. Formatting is done via the `fmt::format()` if required (see
[the fmt documentation](http://fmtlib.net/latest/index.html) if you're
not familiar with it), and `mxverb()` also takes a verbosity level
argument.
`mxinfo()` is supposed to be used for messages that are always
output. Its messages must be translatable by using the `_()` macro,
output. Its messages must be translatable by using the `Y()` macro,
Example:
mxinfo(boost::format(_("Hello, %1%\n")) % user_name);
mxinfo(fmt::format(Y("Hello, {0}\n")) % user_name);
The same applies to `mxwarn()` and `mxerror()`. However, both prefix
their messages with "Warning:" and "Error:" respectively. Also they