fix: handle None module in module_available()#11448
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Add guard for module=None in module_available() to avoid TypeError from find_spec(None). Returns False instead. Closes pydata#11344
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module_available()is called withNone(e.g., through a third-party plugin import chain),importlib.util.find_spec(None)raises TypeError. Add an explicit None guard that returns False instead. Also updates type hint.