Deny imports from (configurable) modules

What it does

If you have two modules containing equally or almost equally named types, you sometimes want to make sure that you never import any of these types, but always specify them by their path.

To ensure that, this lint denies importing from configured modules, and suggests to import the module instead.

Advantage

No more ambiguity when having multiple types named equally that you might mix up accidentially.

Drawbacks

No response

Example

use crate::foo::Something;

// lots of code

fn process_bar_something(smth: Something) {
    // ... Use the Something which I would expect to be crate::bar::Something
}

Could be written as:

use crate::bar;

fn process_bar_something(smth: bar::Something) {
    // ... Use the Something which I would expect to be crate::bar::Something
}

No implementation files, tests, or entry points are named in the issue. Start by locating existing Clippy lints for imports and configurable settings, then define the affected module patterns and suggestion behavior; done means configured imports are denied and importing the module is suggested, with coverage for the example cases.