[DX] rust-analyzer macro import textual scope workaround

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Similar to:
rust-lang/rust-analyzer#10644

Related:
rust-lang/rust-analyzer#1795

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Pull request overview

This PR adds explicit macro imports at the top of several modules to work around a rust-analyzer limitation with “textual scope” macro resolution (similar to rust-analyzer#10644), improving IDE diagnostics/completions without changing runtime behavior.

Changes:

• Add #[allow(unused_imports)] use crate::ttl; in modules that rely on the crate-level ttl! macro.
• Add #[allow(unused_imports)] use super::itl; / use super::mtl; in submodules relying on parent-module localization macros.

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File	Description
phira/src/scene/song.rs	Import crate::ttl to help rust-analyzer resolve ttl! uses in the song scene module.
phira/src/scene/profile.rs	Import crate::ttl to help rust-analyzer resolve ttl! uses in the profile scene module.
phira/src/scene/main.rs	Import super::itl to help rust-analyzer resolve itl! uses in the scene main module.
phira/src/scene.rs	Import crate::ttl to help rust-analyzer resolve ttl! uses within the scene module.
phira/src/page/settings.rs	Import crate::ttl to help rust-analyzer resolve ttl! uses in settings page.
phira/src/page/library.rs	Import crate::ttl to help rust-analyzer resolve ttl! uses in library page.
phira/src/page/home.rs	Import crate::ttl to help rust-analyzer resolve ttl! uses in home page.
phira/src/page/event.rs	Import crate::ttl to help rust-analyzer resolve ttl! uses in event page.
phira/src/mp/panel.rs	Import super::mtl to help rust-analyzer resolve mtl! uses in multiplayer panel.
phira/src/client/model.rs	Import crate::ttl to help rust-analyzer resolve ttl! uses in client model module.
phira/src/charts_view.rs	Import crate::ttl to help rust-analyzer resolve ttl! uses in charts view.

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