Add wheel import tests for JAX and jaxlib. #33214
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This change introduces `wheel_imports_test.py`, a script that discovers and attempts to import all modules within a specified Python package. New Bazel `pytype_test` targets are added for `jax`, `jaxlib`, `jax_cuda_plugin`, and `jax_cuda_pjrt` wheels to run this test. These tests are integrated into the CPU and CUDA CI workflows to catch packaging issues. PiperOrigin-RevId: 830469562
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Add wheel import tests for JAX and jaxlib.
This change introduces
wheel_imports_test.py, a script that discovers and attempts to import all modules within a specified Python package. New Bazelpytype_testtargets are added forjax,jaxlib,jax_cuda_plugin, andjax_cuda_pjrtwheels to run this test. These tests are integrated into the CPU and CUDA CI workflows to catch packaging issues.