Rename Path{,Mode,Hashed,Type} to Import{,Mode,Hashed,Type}
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This updates the data types to match the terminology used in the standard. Specifically, "path" specifically refers to a directory or file, whereas "import" is a broader term encapsulating URLs and environment variables. This is a breaking change but an easy one to adapt to. Most downstream consumers of the API just use the `Path` type, and this change includes a `Path` type synonym for backwards compatibility.
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This updates the data types to match the terminology used in the
standard. Specifically, "path" specifically refers to a directory or
file, whereas "import" is a broader term encapsulating URLs and
environment variables.
See: dhall-lang/dhall-lang#127
This is a breaking change but an easy one to adapt to. Most downstream
consumers of the API just use the
Pathtype, and this change includesa
Pathtype synonym for backwards compatibility.