I001: Poor reformatting when autofixing multi-line re-exports

### Summary Given the following Python file: ```py # __init__.py from foo import ( Eggs as Eggs, Ham as Ham, Spam as Spam, x, y, z, ) unexported = (x, y, z) ``` The `I001` autofix produces the following result: ```py # ruff check --fix __init__.py from foo import ( Eggs as Eggs, ) from foo import ( Ham as Ham, ) from foo import ( Spam as Spam, ) from foo import ( x, y, z, ) unexported = (x, y, z) ``` This takes up two extra lines per re-export, seemingly to preserve the trailing commas. I would expect the following result from autofixing: ```py from foo import ( Eggs as Eggs, Ham as Ham, Spam as Spam, ) from foo import ( x, y, z, ) unexported = (x, y, z) ``` However, this is still considered a violation of I001 and gets autofixed back to Example 2. If re-exports must use multiple import statements as the lint currently expects, I would rather it reformat without the trailing commas and parentheses: ```py from foo import Eggs as Eggs from foo import Ham as Ham from foo import Spam as Spam from foo import ( x, y, z, ) unexported = (x, y, z) ``` In practice, using this autofix required me to do a lot of multi-cursor editing to correct it to more reasonable results: https://github.com/thegamecracks/berconpy/commit/cab9141a380bf7c83f90ed7f875f7cc3bfbb995e (`-` deleted was original, `+` added was after manual adjustment, as autofixing produced Example 2 for every re-export) #27145 actually mentioned this same quirk alongside a separate ask, but I've posted this so it could be addressed on its own.