fix: use lazy imports to speed up module import time (#476)#501
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Replace eager imports in okta/__init__.py, okta/api/__init__.py, and okta/models/__init__.py with lazy-loading using PEP 562 module __getattr__. Previously, 'import okta' eagerly loaded ~1900 classes (116 API classes + 1773 model classes), each pulling in pydantic, typing, etc. This caused import times of 2-5 seconds. With lazy loading, modules are only imported when their attributes are first accessed, reducing 'import okta' time from ~2s to ~0.007s (~280x faster).
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Replace eager imports in okta/init.py, okta/api/init.py, and okta/models/init.py with lazy-loading using PEP 562 module getattr.
Previously, 'import okta' eagerly loaded ~1900 classes (116 API classes + 1773 model classes), each pulling in pydantic, typing, etc. This caused import times of 2-5 seconds.
With lazy loading, modules are only imported when their attributes are first accessed, reducing 'import okta' time from ~2s to ~0.007s (~280x faster).