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Generate __init__ only if it does not exist
#68
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Overview
As highlighted in #67 the
__init__.pygenerate at the top-level of a generated library, does not respect additions. This PR fixes the issue, by only creating the__init__.pyif none exists. Since this file typically contains nothing upon generation, this PR only uses anif-condition to make it work. Keep it simple :)TLDR
library/__init__.pyif no-existentCloses #67