create lazy loading lookup class to support pickling #82
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This addresses #81 by creating a lazy-loading
FastLookupobject if the root is a string or apathlib.Pathobject. By doing this, when either a string or apathlib.Pathis used as a root for azipp.Path, the path object does not hold an open file handle, and thus can be pickled.zipp.Pathobjects that are pickleable can then be passed around multiprocessing libraries without fear of running into the dreadedTypeError: cannot serialize '_io.BufferedReader' objecterror.