Use ruff, not pycln, for removing unused imports #10498
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Pycln pins its dependencies very tightly, which is annoying when you want to install all your tools into a single environment, as we do, and has caused us minor issues in the past. It's currently blocking us from upgrading to the latest version of pytype (see #10344 (comment)), which in turn is blocking us from updating our typing_extensions stubs.
Ruff also provides this autofix functionality, so let's stop using pycln and just enable the relevant ruff rule in CI.