[ENH] Import openTSNE lazily for faster loading of Orange#4424
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I'll dare merging it. It won't be difficult to revert if needed. |
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Fixes #3523.
#3883 crashed travis for unknown reasons. This fix is implemented a bit differently and replaces the lazy object with actual module once it is loaded.
It survived three runs of tests. If we're worried about random crashes, we can restart a few more times.