Implement MoveGlobal using string as destination module names #548
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Description
Currently,
get_changes(dest: Resource), we want to change it toget_changes(dest: Resource | str). Passing dest asget_changes(dest)treats thedestas dotted-module names of the destination module to move the selected class/function/variable into.Checklist: