fix(windows): repair cfg(unix) import placement and formatting in manager tests - #8
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An attribute cannot be applied to a path item inside a group use block; split the unix-gated export spec import into its own use statement
rustfmt groups attribute-carrying use statements after the plain ones; local rustfmt check passes
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PR #7 was merged with an intermediate revision whose manager_router.rs placed #[cfg(unix)] on a path item inside a group use block - a compile error on every target (the Windows CI run for that revision failed at build time).
This follow-up carries the verified fix from the fork's green CI run (305e0ab):
CI on whp233/ephemeral-sandbox is green (build / test / clippy / fmt).