AssertJ: add missing ImportPolicy to after template
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Stephan202
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Found this while applying the
AssertJTemplatestopicnic-payments. In thediffAssertions.assertThatoccurred. After adding the import policy, and re-runningpatchit was statically imported.There are no tests for this template collection yet. However, it is validated on
picnic-paymentsand it can be validated by looking at the rest of the templates in this class. It was the only after template that containedassertThatwithout having this import policy.