Replace lazyproperty with functools.cached_property#4282
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Replace lazyproperty with functools.cached_property#4282KRRT7 wants to merge 3 commits intoUnstructured-IO:mainfrom
KRRT7 wants to merge 3 commits intoUnstructured-IO:mainfrom
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lazyproperty had a bug where methods returning None would re-evaluate on every access instead of caching, affecting 26 properties across the codebase. cached_property also provides faster subsequent reads as a non-data descriptor (bypasses __get__ after first access).
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lazypropertydescriptor with stdlibfunctools.cached_propertyNonewere re-evaluated on every access instead of caching —lazyproperty.__get__usesif value is Noneto detect a cache miss, so any property that legitimately returnsNonere-runs on every accesscached_propertyis a non-data descriptor, so after first access the__dict__entry shadows the descriptor directly (plain dict lookup vs__get__call)