refactor(ast): oxc_ast crate re-export AST types from other crates
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…4773) Some AST types are defined in crates outside `oxc_ast` crate. Re-export these types from `oxc_ast` crate for ease - so you don't need to remember where they're defined to use them.
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#4774) #4773 makes types like `Span` importable from `oxc_ast::ast`, so remove the imports from other crates in generated code. I'm not sure why clippy's `wildcard_imports` rule was not being triggered for `use crate::ast::*;`, but add `#[allow(clippy::wildcard_imports)]` on these statements just to make sure.
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## [0.24.1] - 2024-08-10 ### Features - b3c3125 linter: Overhaul unicorn/no-useless-spread (#4791) (DonIsaac) - c519295 minifier: Add `InjectGlobalVariables` plugin (`@rollup/plugin-inject`) (#4759) (Boshen) ### Bug Fixes - fff9da3 ast, ast_codegen: Use `generate_derive` instead of visitable for generating span derives. (#4747) (rzvxa) - f5eeebd ast_macros: Raise compile error on invalid `generate_derive` input. (#4766) (rzvxa) - 4d0b40a napi/transform: Fix wrong isolated declarations emit (Boshen) ### Refactor - daa0b2e ast: `oxc_ast` crate re-export AST types from other crates (#4773) (overlookmotel) - d4a3be8 ast_codegen: Line breaks between types in layout assertions (#4781) (overlookmotel) - dbb5f4c ast_codegen: Remove unnecessary imports from generated files (#4774) (overlookmotel) - 7ea058d ast_codegen: Replace Windows-style line breaks with Unix-style (#4769) (overlookmotel) - 2dea0ca ast_codegen: Consistent import order (#4761) (overlookmotel) Co-authored-by: Boshen <1430279+Boshen@users.noreply.github.com>
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Some AST types are defined in crates outside
oxc_astcrate. Re-export these types fromoxc_astcrate for ease - so you don't need to remember where they're defined to use them.