Fix dhall freeze --cache --all to be idempotent
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The fix in #2350 introduced a new problem: now `dhall freeze --cache --all` is not idempotent and will fail if you run it a second time on the same due to trying to resolve the `missing` import. This change fixes that.
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The fix in dhall-lang#2350 introduced a new problem: now `dhall freeze --cache --all` is not idempotent and will fail if you run it a second time on the same due to trying to resolve the `missing` import. This change fixes that.
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The fix in #2350 introduced a new problem: now
dhall freeze --cache --allis not idempotent and will fail if you run it a second time on the same due to trying to resolve themissingimport. This change fixes that.