fix(cli-utils): Create directories in CLI when writing to non-existent paths #401
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Related to 0no-co/GraphQLSP#357
Summary
Creates directories recursively if the CLI is trying to write to a directory that doesn't exist yet.
The symbolic link check is a bit scuffed, but basically just protects us against creating a directory at the leaf path, if a conflicting symlink exists and points to a directory, since this will most certainly cause an issue. Otherwise, at non-leaf paths the directory would be resolved normally anyway.
Set of changes
mkdirif target doesn't exist