[ShahadatTest]

import_global() silently drops exports supplied by a module's __getattr__ when those names are absent from dir(module). This happens even when the module declares them in __all__ or the caller explicitly requests them.

Resolve the selected names through getattr instead of intersecting them with dir(). Missing names and private names remain excluded, and a real exported None is retained. Tests exercise declared and explicit lazy exports and verify each value is resolved once. The parameter documentation explains this behavior.

Both new regressions fail before the fix. Full Python 3.10 and 3.12 suites: 371 passed, 5 optional timezone-data skips, 100% branch/statement coverage. Whole-project mypy, basedpyright and Pyrefly report no errors. Ruff lint and formatting of changed files, plus git diff --check, pass. No matching open issue or PR found.

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[wolph]

Thanks for the fix :)

I've made a few changes on top (65e44b7). A lazy export that fails to resolve, such as an optional dependency that isn't installed, is skipped again instead of raising, and names that aren't strings are ignored as before. A name that dir() doesn't list is now only fetched when __all__ declares it, so a module with a catch-all __getattr__ isn't asked for every requested name.