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  2. PYTHON-4817

Revert import guard on asyncio

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      Context

      In PYTHON-4781 we added an import guard for the case where asyncio wasn't available on the system. However, asyncio imports have shown up in other files, and it turns out there was another fix needed on our end: GODRIVER-3371. For more context, system environment variables are required on Windows ([python/cpython#118234|https://github.com/python/cpython/issues/118234). We can't support overriding env when importing pymongo from in a subprocess, because it is a limitation of CPython.

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      Remove the import guard.

            Assignee:
            steve.silvester@mongodb.com Steve Silvester
            Reporter:
            steve.silvester@mongodb.com Steve Silvester
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