Replace #[macro_use]
with explicit imports
#11449
Merged
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The
#[macro_use]
attribute was the original way to import macros, but is no longer necessary. Some editors and development tools don't work well with#[macro_use]
attributes and introduce explicit imports regardless.This change removes all
#[macro_use]
declarations for claims, diesel, serde, and tracing crates, replacing them with explicit imports throughout the codebase.