Enclave hangs up if Dockerfile CMD has a relative path

I have a dockerfile with a relative path in the CMD:
```
CMD ["python3" , "./ubuntu-python-server/server.py"]
```
or
```
WORKDIR /home
CMD ["python3" , "ubuntu-python-server/server.py"]
```
An enclave created using `enclave-run` command is created and terminated immediately due to (a possible) missing socket connection. `/run/nitro_enclaves/` has no `.sock` file.

The complete log is as follows:
```
[nitro-cli:28204][INFO][2022-06-22T06:28:57.279Z][src/main.rs:72] Start Nitro CLI
[nitro-cli:28204][INFO][2022-06-22T06:28:57.279Z][src/main.rs:115] Sent command: Run
[enc-xxxxxxx:28206][INFO][2022-06-22T06:28:57.280Z][src/enclave_proc/mod.rs:571] Enclave process PID: 28206
[enc-xxxxxxx:28206][INFO][2022-06-22T06:28:57.280Z][src/enclave_proc/mod.rs:479] Received command: Run
[enc-xxxxxxx:28206][INFO][2022-06-22T06:28:57.280Z][src/enclave_proc/mod.rs:272] Run args = RunEnclavesArgs { eif_path: "./d3.eif", enclave_cid: Some(17), memory_mib: 3072, cpu_ids: None, debug_mode: Some(true), attach_console: false, cpu_count: Some(2), enclave_name: Some("d3_error") }
[enc-xxxxxxx:28206][INFO][2022-06-22T06:28:57.280Z][src/enclave_proc/resource_manager.rs:371] Allocating memory regions to hold 3221225472 bytes.
[enc-xxxxxxx:28206][INFO][2022-06-22T06:28:57.281Z][src/enclave_proc/resource_manager.rs:453] Allocated 3 region(s): 3 page(s) of 1024 MB
[enc-xxxxxxx:28206][INFO][2022-06-22T06:28:58.019Z][src/enclave_proc/resource_manager.rs:693] Finished initializing memory.
[enc-xxxxxxx:28206][INFO][2022-06-22T06:29:02.956Z][src/enclave_proc/mod.rs:281] Enclave ID = i-0dca5a2cb0a6e6ffc-enc1818a1985367667
[enc-1818a1985367667:28206][WARN][2022-06-22T06:29:03.556Z][src/enclave_proc/mod.rs:207] Received hang-up event from the enclave. Enclave process will shut down.
[enc-1818a1985367667:28206][INFO][2022-06-22T06:29:03.556Z][src/enclave_proc/mod.rs:541] Enclave process 28206 exited event loop.
[enc-1818a1985367667:28206][INFO][2022-06-22T06:29:03.558Z][src/enclave_proc/resource_manager.rs:762] Enclave terminated.
[nitro-cli:28211][INFO][2022-06-22T06:29:15.579Z][src/main.rs:72] Start Nitro CLI
[nitro-cli:28211][INFO][2022-06-22T06:29:15.579Z][src/main.rs:211] Sent command: Describe
```

It succeeds if I use an absolute path in the dockerfile CMD:

```
CMD ["python3" , "/home/ubuntu-python-server/server.py"]
```

### Recreating the error:

Dockerfile:
```
# Fetch ubuntu
FROM ubuntu:bionic

WORKDIR /home

COPY server.py /home/server.py

# Get packages
RUN apt-get update
RUN apt-get install python3 -y
RUN apt-get install -f -y

CMD ["python3" , "./server.py"]
```

server.py:
```
# // Copyright Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. All Rights Reserved.
# // SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT-0

import time

def main():
count = 1
while True:
print(f"[{count:4d}] Hello from the enclave side!")
count += 1
time.sleep(5)

if __name__ == '__main__':
main()
```

Build image `docker build ./ -t d3_error`
Build enclave image `nitro-cli build-enclave --docker-uri d3_error:latest --output-file ./d3_error.eif`
Run enclave: `nitro-cli run-enclave --cpu-count 2 --memory 1024 --eif-path ./d3_error.eif --debug-mode --enclave-cid 17`
Describe enclaves `nitro-cli describe-enclaves` returns `[]`

Just to add, docker run succeeds `docker run -i -t --name d3_error_c d3_error:latest`