Fix IMPORT_USED false positives for leading-dot type references#4471
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Fix a regression where the
IMPORT_USEDlint rule incorrectly flagged imports as unused when the imported types were referenced with leading-dot fully-qualified names (e.g.,.shared.location.v1.USAddress).