Add asterisk import syntax for import all #2189
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Description
This is intended to provide an escape hatch for users who don't want to explicitly list all of the imports they're bringing in from a source file. It should make explicit import behavior less painful in some cases as well, and is intended as a compromise between implicit and explicit import syntax.
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*syntax for imports to say "import everything"Testing
Review. See that tests pass.