Removed import order from google-java-format

[sormuras]

See https://google.github.io/styleguide/javaguide.html#s3.3.3-import-ordering-and-spacing - a re-ordering of import will/should result in a spotlessCheck failure, as gjf will re-arrange the imports according to the style guide.

[nedtwigg]

Roger, thanks for the correction. Just FYI, Spotless doesn't care if the rules fight, it just applies them sequentially. spotlessCheck will succeed so long as the final result is the same as the initial result, regardless of the intermediate results. e.g.

spotless {
    misc 'someFormat', {
        toLowerCase()
        toUpperCase()
        toLowerCase()
    }
}

The final result would be for the files to all be lowercase, and spotlessCheck would be fine with it. But this is a good PR regardless because it would clearly not be canonical googleJavaFormat usage to change import order if googleJavaFormat has something to say about import order.

[sormuras]

So basically, a spotlessCheck is a splotApply with reverting to the inital state after checking for equality?

[nedtwigg]

Exactly. Each step is just a Function<String, String>, and Spotless applies them one after the other. For spotlessCheck it yells at you if they don't match. For spotlessApply it just writes the result to disk whether it matches or not.

[sormuras]

Thanks for clarification.