[Config] fix import from config file using type: glob #36041
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If you try to import configs with glob using
it didn't work because the FileLoader resolves the glob pattern but forwards the glob type. This meant the resolver then choses the GlobFilerLoader again for each already resolved file which does not find the files. So in the end the glob was resolved but the files never imported.
The workaround is to remove the
type: globfrom the import above. But the real fix should be to not forward the glob type when it's already resolved.