Improved order of methods in proxy class in lazy().

This order reads more naturally and puts methods into three groups:

1. The methods required to support the implementation of __proxy__, e.g.
   __deepcopy__ doesn't come from `object` and __reduce__ is
   overridden to support behavior required explicitly for pickling of
   lazy objects.

2. Methods that are specifically overridden from `object` which we
   don't want to inherit from the provided resultclasses. These will be
   skipped later when we add methods from the resultclasses.

3. Additional methods - that is _add__, __radd__, and __mod__ - don't
   come from `object`, but typically from `str` and `int` which are the
   most common use cases.

Co-authored-by: Nick Pope <nick@nickpope.me.uk>

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