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Importer: Use globally-defined action types (#5304)
* Resolves #5299 Previously, the importer subsystem was using actions to dispatch changes and these actions were all defined inside of `client/lib/importer` As part of #5046 (conversion to a single global Redux tree), this commit defines new action types inside of `client/state/action-types.js` and converts the importer to use these globally-defined actions instead of the locally-defined actions. There are no visual or functional changes and this code should behave exactly the same as before.
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