Prevent circular import issues with celery.

[sayravai]

Description

What?

While experimenting with automatic documentation generation for a-plus, I faced an issue with circular import with Celery. It seemed to be due to the celery.py file being named like the library itself, so I just renamed the file to celery_aplus.py and updated any references.

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