[hotfix][docs] Add steps to avoid import star

Author: snuyanzin

website/community/dev/ide-setup.md

@@ -119,13 +119,16 @@ It is recommended to automatically format your code by applying the following se
 4. Go to "Settings" → "Tools" → "Actions on Save".
 5. Under "Formatting Actions", select "Optimize imports" and "Reformat code".
 6. From the "All file types list" next to "Reformat code", select Java and Scala.
+7. Go to "Settings" → "Editor" → "Code Style" → "Java".
+8. Under "Imports" tab on the right side find "Class count to use import with '*'" and put there 9999.
+9. Do same with "Names count to use static import with '*'" and click "Apply".
 
 For earlier IntelliJ IDEA versions:
 
-4. Go to "Settings" → "Other Settings" → "Save Actions".
-5. Under "General", enable your preferred settings for when to format the code, e.g. "Activate save actions on save".
-6. Under "Formatting Actions", select "Optimize imports" and "Reformat file".
-7. Under "File Path Inclusions", add an entry for `.*\.java` to avoid formatting other file types.
+1. Go to "Settings" → "Other Settings" → "Save Actions".
+2. Under "General", enable your preferred settings for when to format the code, e.g. "Activate save actions on save".
+3. Under "Formatting Actions", select "Optimize imports" and "Reformat file".
+4. Under "File Path Inclusions", add an entry for `.*\.java` to avoid formatting other file types.
 
 You can also format the whole project via Maven by using `mvn spotless:apply`.
 
@@ -217,4 +220,4 @@ Go to "Settings" → "Build, Execution, Deployment" → "Compiler" → "Java Com
 
 This happens if Fluss dependencies are set to "provided", resulting in them not being available
 on the classpath. You can either check "Include dependencies with 'Provided' scope" in your
-run configuration, or create a test that calls the `main()` method of the example.
+run configuration, or create a test that calls the `main()` method of the example.