Warn on invalided FSI directives. #9601
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While working on the packagemanager a bit. I felt the need to clean up some of the code around directives.
Most especially this:
If the #directive is invalid, we just printout a message in white and then move on.
E.g.

Note, that the code before and after the definition is still compiled and executed.
I decided to turn it into a warning, so that existing scripts that relied on us not failing would still continue to work.