Verbose parameter not working

The verbose parameter verbose: Whether to output a warning the .env file is missing. doesn't raise any warning.

>>> from dotenv import dotenv_values
>>> dotenv_values()
OrderedDict()
>>> dotenv_values(verbose=True)
OrderedDict()
>>> dotenv_values("a", verbose=True)
OrderedDict()
>>> dotenv_values(".", verbose=True)
OrderedDict()
>>> dotenv_values("/", verbose=True)
OrderedDict()
>>> dotenv_values("?", verbose=True)
OrderedDict()
>>> dotenv_values("¨", verbose=True)
OrderedDict()

The verbose doesn't seem to have any effect.
logger.info() was used instead of logger.warning() as it should. -> https://github.com/theskumar/python-dotenv/blob/3ffcef60d10813b72ecf85d5941d51b0207cd40e/src/dotenv/main.py#L61

Start in src/dotenv/main.py around line 61, then reproduce the missing-file cases with dotenv_values(..., verbose=True) from the issue. Verify the verbose path emits the documented warning when the .env file is missing, and add or update coverage for that behavior if the repository has a relevant test location.