Auto connect if only one port available

[sebromero]

This PR enables auto connect for when only one port is available. It then displays the connection status in the status bar.

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[ubidefeo]

I noticed that every character input into the REPL is passed to ipcMain.handle('serial')

Handling IPC serial command: eval o
Handling IPC serial command: eval s
Handling IPC serial command: eval .
Handling IPC serial command: eval l
Handling IPC serial command: eval i
Handling IPC serial command: eval
Handling IPC serial command: eval (
Handling IPC serial command: eval )
Handling IPC serial command: eval
Handling IPC serial command: disconnect
ipcMain ilist-files /Users/ubidefeo/data/Sync/AppsDocuments/micropython
Handling IPC serial command: loadPorts
Handling IPC serial command: disconnect
Handling IPC serial command: loadPorts
Handling IPC serial command: connect /dev/tty.usbmodem101
Handling IPC serial command: getPrompt
Handling IPC serial command: getPrompt
Handling IPC serial command: ilistFiles /
ipcMain ilist-files /Users/ubidefeo/data/Sync/AppsDocuments/micropython
Handling IPC serial command: eval a
Handling IPC serial command: eval a
Handling IPC serial command: eval s
Handling IPC serial command: eval d
Handling IPC serial command: eval f
Handling IPC serial command: eval a
Handling IPC serial command: eval s
Handling IPC serial command: eval d
Handling IPC serial command: eval f
Handling IPC serial command: eval a
Handling IPC serial command: eval s
Handling IPC serial command: eval d
Handling IPC serial command: eval f
Handling IPC serial command: eval

to test run the app in dev mode npm run dev and look at the terminal while typing into the REPL

[ubidefeo]

@sebromero
I just realised it's also in development and main.
Probably introduced in the refactoring of serial

 ipcMain.handle('serial', (event, command, ...args) => {
    console.debug('Handling IPC serial command:', command, ...args)
    return serial[command](...args)
  })

What's the use of this one?

  eval: (d) => {
    return ipcRenderer.invoke('serial', 'eval', d)
  },

[sebromero]

@ubidefeo It's been like this before just that there was no output to the console. It just pipes every byte from the terminal to the serial port where it gets executed in the REPL on the board. Once you send a newline it executes the line. If you like we can implement a buffer and only send complete lines and special bytes like the REPL shortcut commands.

[ubidefeo]

@sebromero
maybe this needs a rebase after yesterday's fix for 0.11.1?

[ubidefeo]

FYI: already merged this in feature/new-toolbar