fix: always look for internal edge functions #5302
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eduardoboucas
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Summary
Currently, when CLI doesn't find a valid
manifest.jsonfile in the internal edge functions directory, it doesn't even look for edge functions in that directory. This means that declaring an internal edge function using in-source configuration without an accompanying manifest file doesn't work.This PR addresses that by ensuring we always look for functions in that directory, regardless of whether or not there's a manifest with declarations.