Therefore simplifying importing the module. Example:
Before
import gov_types "kaiax/gov/types"
gov_types.ParamSet // frequently used
import "kaiax/gov"
gov.NewGovModule() // once in cn.New
import gov_mock "kaiax/gov/mock"
gov_mock.NewMockGovModule() // in tests
After
import "kaiax/gov"
gov.ParamSet // frequently used
import gov_impl "kaiax/gov/impl"
gov_impl.NewGovModule() // once in cn.New
import gov_mock "kaiax/gov/mock"
gov_mock.NewMockGovModule() // in tests
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