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The only real reason I can think of to support defining a column as unique is if there happen to be databases that do not support constraint definitions but that do support marking a column unique. Terradata specifically comes to mind. We'll have to audit the databases we care about to see.
If we decide to drop support for specifying unique on a column declaration it simplifies some of this logic for sure in that we can always just use unique constraints.