The LSP should add the --program-dir flag to the test command

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Problem

Currently, if you have a vscode project that doesn't have a Nargo.toml file at the root, the nargo test command panics because it does not think there is any nargo package in the project. However, there could be a subdirectory that contains a nargo package and we're running a test inside of it. Since the LSP knows where the root of that workspace is, we can add --program-dir to the nargo test command and it'll work.

See also noir-lang/vscode-noir#28 for more information.

Happy Case

Using the Run Test lens in vscode should always work.

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