fix: TemplateDoesNotExist Error#192
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This PR fixes an issue where CAPA problem templates were returning a
TemplateDoesNotExisterror after the recent version update. The root cause was top-level imports ofedxval.apiin several new video module files (bumper_utils.py,video_transcripts_utils.py, andvideo.py), which triggeredAppRegistryNotReadyexceptions during Django's startup phase. These early exceptions caused Open edX to silently abort theCapaAppConfigplugin registration, completely hiding the block'stemplatesdirectory from the platform. To resolve this, we refactored the problematic top-level imports into lazy-loading helper functions (_get_edxval_api()) that only import the module when executed, ensuring the Django app registry is fully initialized before the models are accessed.