Import submodules of importlib properly#74
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As reported in https://bugs.debian.org/1118055, `import importlib` doesn't guarantee that e.g. `importlib.machinery.SOURCE_SUFFIXES` is visible. This is often masked by things like `.pth` files that automatically import bits of `importlib`, but in a sufficiently-minimal environment this may not be the case. Explicitly importing the necessary submodules is safer.
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As reported in https://bugs.debian.org/1118055,
import importlibdoesn't guarantee that e.g.importlib.machinery.SOURCE_SUFFIXESis visible. This is often masked by things like.pthfiles that automatically import bits ofimportlib, but in a sufficiently-minimal environment this may not be the case. Explicitly importing the necessary submodules is safer.