Fix fastloop app initialization error#17
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Fixes
NoAppErrorwhen running FastLoop applications defined in external modules by improving application path inference and handling.A previous change to
infer_application_pathcaused it to incorrectly skip module introspection forFastLoopinstances, leading tohypercornfailing to find the application. This PR updatesinfer_application_pathto properly searchsys.modulesfor the application instance and modifies therun()method to gracefully handle cases where no valid application path can be inferred, falling back to direct serving.