format: replace @import("./foo.zig")
with @import("foo.zig")
#16365
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@import("./foo.zig")
and@import("foo.zig")
are equivalent, and ziglang/zig uses@import("foo.zig")
in their lib/std since./
is redundant.Even in C++, this is not the case.
#include "foo.h"
is common, whereas#include "./foo.h"
is not.What does this PR do?
How did you verify your code works?