feat: add $prepend and $append APIs to imports
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fix #122
Add
$prependand$appendAPIs toimports. Deprecate$addas it does the same as$prepend.The test snapshot should show that
$appendwill append after the last import now, and it creates a new line after the last import. I think that's recast behaviour as adding new properties to objects also tend to create new lines.