[Sweep Rules] Remove unused variable and import statement

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I created this PR to address this rule:

"There should be no unused variables or imports in the code."

Description

This PR removes an unused variable and an unused import statement from the file database/MongoDB.js. The variable unusedVariable and the import statement for mongoose were identified as unused entities and have been removed to adhere to code cleanliness and best practices.

Summary of Changes

• Removed the unused variable unusedVariable from the file database/MongoDB.js.
• Removed the unused import statement for mongoose from the file database/MongoDB.js.

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Rollback Files For Sweep

• Rollback changes to database/MongoDB.js

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