Damien Neil 64371adcf4 cmd/go/internal/imports: remove test dependency on json internals
TestScan loads encoding/json and verifies that various imports
match expectations. The new v2 encoding/json violates these
expectations. Since this test is testing the ScanDir function,
not encoding/json, change it to use a test package with defined
imports instead.

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