fix: workspace script sharing

[TarikGul]

This PR aims to handle a behavior that yarn 2.x introduces. Being in a workspace we now need to share scripts accessing bin commands from @substrate/dev. This is only useful if you are developing in a single package and want to run the build locally.

For example, if we call yarn build from the root directory it has access to the bin commands, and will then be accessible to the script calls in each packages package.json. If we were to cd into one of the packages they no longer have access, therefore we need to share scripts from the root directory. That can be achieved by adding a colon : in the root package.json directory followed by a cd $INIT_CWD && in the scripts itself.

For example: "build:workspace": "cd $INIT_CWD && rimraf lib/ && substrate-exec-tsc -p tsconfig.build.json"

You then would just call it as yarn build:workspace in the packages scripts.

[emostov]

Thanks for the nice PR description.

Things look close:

1. I think we can get rid of build:examples?
2. I would like to keep the template as simple and as close to a conventional typescript project as as possible. I expect people to basically copy and paste the directory, so ideally it relies as minimally as possible on workspace specific things.

Question: what is the use case for building just package at a time? Seems like it could maybe get the inter-workspace deps confused?

[TarikGul]

Awesome made those changes.

I removed build: template, and build:example, and changed template to stay as just tsc.

Question: what is the use case for building just package at a time? Seems like it could maybe get the inter-workspace deps confused?

The main idea behind it was noticed when I was working in examples, and I only needed to update and run the local code there and didnt want to re build each package. Then I thought that having workshare scripts would help mitigate any future issues with packages, but also if one wanted to work lets say in txwrapper-core without having to rebuild everything that would be nice. In terms of inter-workspace deps I think it should be fine. As long as you are only changing one package then it shouldnt be an issue.

[emostov]

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