fmt: improve import processing, add test #21172
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While deciding not to follow through on removing unused imports (for comprehensible reasons), working on #21169 provided insights allowing for general improvements. Picking the cherries, they should be integrated with this PR. It should serve as a base for further fix ups.
The feature of removing unused imports can still become a thing. It would fit better as as an action that can be triggered by a language sever on demand instead of being part of a formatter.