TIL #141 – Inspect a lazy import

Python 3.15 introduces lazy imports via the `lazy import` syntax. When a module is lazily imported, its top-level code doesn't execute until the module is actually used (reification). Directly referencing the lazy object triggers reification, but you can inspect the underlying `lazy_import` object by accessing it through `globals()["mod"]` instead, revealing the new `lazy_import` class added to support this feature.