import: call given function instead of prompting#79
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This changeset adds an ability to specify a vim function that will be called and
the import candidates will be passed to this function. If the function returns a
result that is not equal to -1 it will be used instead of prompting the user for
choosing type to import.
This ability opens a door for writing custom auto-importers based on existing
project codebase and used imports. For example, an end-user could write a vim
function that will return the most used import from the candidates.
I didn't edit Readme because I'm not sure what release version will be next and left
it for the maintainers of the project.