chore: Keep directory tree traversal in one place#188
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There seems to be now reason why collecting proto files for a directory is done in two phases (first, iterating through the top-level directories, and then listing each directory recursively). We can as well start the recursion from the top-level directory directly.
This is technically a breaking change, as it means top-level proto files will be also included, when they previously were not. I don't think having to-level protos is common though though, and if someone does it I don't think protofetch should be the limiting factor.