SourceKit: add test for attributed imports in generated interfaces #35706
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This PR adds a separate test for printing imports with attributes
@_exported/@_implementationOnlyin the generated interfaces.It doesn't cover
@_privateimports, since those are currently printed, and require more effort to hide.This is a follow-up to #35575.