[TS-2038] Introduce simplistic project validation #6
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Add Project::open_unchecked to allow for the struct to be created purely to obtain access to its path fields. Add Project::validate to perform project structure validation. refs: TS-2038
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TL;DR
This PR adds an additional validation step to
Project::open, which applies simple assertions onto the state of the provided project directory. This notably provides a more descriptive error in instances when project-specific commands are run within a directory with no initialized project.Changes
Project::open_uncheckedto allow for the struct to be created purely to obtain access to its path fields.Project::validateto perform project structure validation.