Remove redundant braces in import

[gilch]

From this

(import [tests.resources [kwtest function-with-a-dash]]
        [os.path [exists isdir isfile]]
        [sys :as systest])

to this

(import tests.resources [kwtest function-with-a-dash]
        os.path [exists isdir isfile]
        sys :as systest)

[refi64]

This, along with #850 and #852, is going to break a lot, including quite a bit of my own code (which is probably going to be affected more by #850).

I would really like something like #740 in before this happens.

[Foxboron]

-1 from me on this. I really don't see a reason to remove these braces. Let and with, yes sure. But import could match Clojure's import without any problems

[algernon]

I'd keep the current import syntax. The current one is closer to Clojure, and in my opinion, is more readable than without a set of braces. In case of let and while, the double braces are annoying, but we don't have that with import (sometimes at the end, yes, but that's not an issue in general).

So 👎 from me too.

[algernon]

The consensus here (even when not counting my own) seems to be in favour of keeping the current syntax. I don't see a compelling reason for dropping the redundant braces, therefore I'm closing this issue.