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Gazelle: add importpath attributes to rules (#768)
* go_prefix is no longer generated. In a future change, existing go_prefix rules will be removed in fix mode. * All go_library, go_test, and go_binary rules are generated with an importpath attribute. * importpath is now a mergeable attribute; Gazelle will replace existing importpath attributes unless they have a keep comment. This helps keep libraries up to date after they are moved to a new location. Related #721
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