Adding required `message` to `LockError` broke backwards compatibility

[miketheman]

Version: redis-py 5.0.2

Description: The newly-introduced __init__() on LockError required a message and fails without it.

Previously, once could raise LockError() successfully.
Making message a required positional argument fails existing code.

Here's a simple mockup reproduction:

from redis.exceptions import LockError
try:
    raise LockError()
except LockError:
    print("LockError raised")

(obviously that's not real code, but demonstrates LockError with no message)

With the changes introduced in #3023 - specifically https://github.com/redis/redis-py/pull/3023/files#diff-38992dc598ce0eba5aba9cfd91541d9e61aaaf92387e88b5905685f7b3ffa129R85-R87

The same code raises:

TypeError: LockError.__init__() missing 1 required positional argument: 'message'

It's easy enough to fix on my end by adding a message, but it wasn't a backwards-compatible change and broke stuff.

[miketheman]

Resolved by #3176