fix: guard sys.modules access in _can_set_attn/experts_implementation

[pnehete23]

What does this PR do?

Fixes a KeyError in _can_set_attn_implementation and _can_set_experts_implementation when a model's module is absent from sys.modules.

Fixes #45003

Root Cause

Both _can_set_attn_implementation (line 1951) and _can_set_experts_implementation (line 1970) use a direct dictionary subscript:

class_module = sys.modules[cls.__module__]

This raises KeyError when the module is not registered in sys.modules — which happens with lazy loaders, frozen importers, or tools like Griptape Nodes that manipulate the module registry.

The existing comment on the very next line already acknowledges this class of scenario ("This can happen for a custom model in a jupyter notebook or repl"), but the __file__ guard only runs after the dictionary access, so it never fires.

Fix

Replace sys.modules[cls.__module__] with sys.modules.get(cls.__module__) and add a class_module is None check alongside the existing hasattr guard. Both functions now gracefully return False instead of crashing.

Tests

Added TestCanSetImplementationWithMissingSysModule with 3 tests:

• _can_set_attn_implementation returns False when module is missing from sys.modules
• _can_set_experts_implementation returns False when module is missing from sys.modules
• Full model initialization succeeds when module is missing from sys.modules

All existing TestAttentionImplementation tests continue to pass.

Code Agent Policy

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[Rocketknight1]

This is clearly a code agent PR. Not reviewing it, sorry!