Add another import of new Android overlay and remove non-existent file exclusion from package manifest #1848
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I don't know what's going on with the symbol lookup in the compiler, as I built the Oct. 8 trunk source snapshot fine without this import and then started seeing this file erroring this month on my Android CI, finagolfin/swift-android-sdk@15b148d1c, and now natively on Android with the Nov. 20 trunk snapshot, without any seemingly relevant changes in this file.
As for the manifest, looks like Alex copy-pasted that line from the non-test target, but tests don't have a CMake config, causing this warning on the CI which I also saw locally: