I forgot, but i was also wondering why we have to import our own project's files at all to begin with. Why not have the concept of `local imports` and `remote imports`, where for `local imports`, the compiler checks my `.nim` and `.nimf` files and imports anything i'm using, and where `remote imports` (nimble-installed modules, nim std, anything not in my local project dir) would still be treated as they are now.
If necessary, dir(s) could be defined for `local imports` similar to my original question. I suppose you could also continue to manually import local modules if you needed to for a name conflict you didn't want to rename for some reason, or if one just prefers the current import method. Am i missing something basic, or lang devs just never thought it was important enough to bother with?
