Fix Habitica doing blocking I/O in the event loop

[tr4nt0r]

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The Habitipy library loads the api definitions from a file during instantiation. This now happens in the executor.

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[frenck]

Wouldn't it be better to fix this upstream?

[tr4nt0r]

Wouldn't it be better to fix this upstream?

The habitipy library itself is not natively async, it just has an abstraction layer, that allows the usage of aiohttp instead of requests, as backend. I think rewriting the library would be a lot harder, at least for me, as I'm still pretty new to python.