Adds missing module_specs for usages of _LazyModule
# What does this PR do?

This PR adds a missing `__spec__` to the `_LazyModule` instances of all models.

When a module is missing a spec it could not be imported via `importlib.import_module`, which is what [torchmetrics does](https://github.com/PyTorchLightning/metrics/blob/master/torchmetrics/utilities/imports.py#L114), which is why I've found it in the first place.

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Related to #13321 (pr)
Fixes #15212 (issue)

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_The documentation is not available anymore as the PR was closed or merged._<|||||>😍 exactly what i need<|||||>I have just moved the test. I also have a local commit lying around that adds the module_spec to all occurences of the LazyModule, but I am not that sure on where to put the tests for that.

Looking at the `test_modeling_{{cookiecutter.lowercase_modelname}}.py` template I could add the test to both possibilities of the `{{cookiecutter.camelcase_modelname}}ModelTester` -- but I am not sure on how to import the model beforehand, since I am not that sure on how the Lazy Modules are working exactly.

Can I just add a `import transformers.models.{{cookiecutter.lowercase_modelname}}` to all model test files, even outside of `is_torch_available` or would this break things?<|||||>Oh that's great! If you want to include that commit in this PR and rename it that would be great. Regarding tests, I don't think we need more than the test for the auto submodule and the test of transformers (since it's the same thing everywhere). To answer your question however, it does not need to be under a `is_torch_available()`.

To have the PR be perfectly complete, could you also add the change to the modeling template (if you don't have it in your commit already) as well as fix the test for transformers spec to be in a `unittest.TestCase`?<|||||>Okay, I figured that with the tests, but I wasn't sure.
In theory it wouldn't hurt, but yeah, it's probably okay to test the LazyModule once.

From my side this would now be mergeable, unless I made an error somewhere!

Edit: We *could* also get rid of the `Optional`-Hint for the `module_spec` to prevent those issues from arising later again (or at least the None-default).<|||||>Thank you so much for the wide fix! With the templates properly fixed, I don't think we will get new inits without the `module_spec` (if someone adds another new submodule, they will copy an existing init), so I think we're good.