Use package description from current directory when STDIN is a terminal #119
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Fixes #97. Closes #100.
This is a change in behavior. Previously running
cabal-gildwith no arguments would wait for input on STDIN. This was to facilitate usage likecabal-gild < example.cabal. However if STDIN is a terminal, then the only thing you could do was manually input (or paste) a package description, which I suspect few people did. So now runningcabal-gildwith no arguments will look for a single*.cabalfile in the current directory and format it in-place.