fix(pacmak): go bad local package imports #1973
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When generating import statements within go code, if the package was a child of the package currently being generated, the import statement would not include the module name. When a package is part of a module though this caused invalid imports. So for all package import statements moduleNames are now included when provided in the jsii config.
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When generating import statements within go code, if the package was a
child of the package currently being generated, the import statement
would not include the module name.
When a package is part of a module though this caused invalid imports.
So for all package import statements moduleNames are now included when
provided in the jsii config.
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