cli: Build IDL if there is only one program when using the idl build command
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Problem
Running the
idl buildcommand when there is only one program inside the workspace root results in an error:$ anchor idl build Error: Not in a program directoryYou need to specify which program's IDL to build if the current directory is not a program directory:
This is unnecessary when there is only one program in the workspace.
Summary of changes
Build IDL if there is only one program inside the workspace when using the
idl buildcommand outside of a program directory.