Expect what the command line prints for a comment in a module name

ModuleImportTest held formatSourceAndFixImports to what it wrote when
it fixed the imports before formatting: the formatter broke
"import module java./* comment */ base;" after the dot, and the line
stayed broken. The command line fixes the imports after formatting,
where ImportOrderer joins the line again, and formatSourceAndFixImports
now does the same (#219).

The test runs on JDK 25 and later only, where import module parses,
so the JDK 21 build passed without this and the JDK 25 to 28 builds
failed.

Author: abashev

open-java-format/src/test/java/com/palantir/javaformat/java/ModuleImportTest.java

@@ -115,16 +115,10 @@ class Example {}
         assertThat(Formatter.create().fixImports(input)).isEqualTo(reordered);
         assertThat(Formatter.create().fixImports(reordered)).isEqualTo(reordered);
 
-        // Formatting then breaks the line after the dot, which is where the formatter puts a comment
-        // in a qualified name; that output is stable too.
-        String formatted = """
-            import module java.
-            /* comment */ base;
-
-            class Example {}
-            """;
-        assertThat(Formatter.create().formatSourceAndFixImports(input)).isEqualTo(formatted);
-        assertThat(Formatter.create().formatSourceAndFixImports(formatted)).isEqualTo(formatted);
+        // Formatting breaks the line after the dot, which is where the formatter puts a comment in a
+        // qualified name, and reordering, which comes after it as on the command line, joins it again.
+        assertThat(Formatter.create().formatSourceAndFixImports(input)).isEqualTo(reordered);
+        assertThat(Formatter.create().formatSourceAndFixImports(reordered)).isEqualTo(reordered);
     }
 
     @Test