feat: bail out when initializing new project to pre-existing directories #1036
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Summary:
Initializing to the pre-existing directory was all about removing all the files in that directory. This approach doesn't make much sense from user perspective as it might lead to unexpected/accidental removals (even though we ask). From now on, we just fail when the directory exists and we leave it up to the user what to do with that.