fix(cli): Don't abort build on keys mismatch#4705
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Since 1.0, a deployment keypair that didn't match the
declare_idcaused a hard error unlessignore-keyswas passed. This is a pain point for developers, so relax this to only print the error.In future we could consider moving this check to
--deploy.